It ended very poorly. I believe that that is an objective fact.

It's not a happy ending, it's a saccharine "fairy tale" ending.

One of the rules of writing is, to some extent, give your audience what they want. A very insignificant minority of fans wanted this ending. Another minority wanted this ending, but now as executed. The majority wanted the writers to actually fulfill their promises and provide an adult ending.

The writers spent nearly half the show's running setting-up Barney and Robin, even when most people never bought it. They then focused the entirety of the final season on their wedding, which only forced most fans to become in a relationship that they otherwise would not have believed in.

What facts, exactly, was tangerinetrees making up?

How do I click on these alleged "right options"?

I feel like the developers do get a percentage of Redbox sales. If they didn't then I would be concerned about how film studios make their money through Redbox and Netflix.

If you never intended to buy the work then you have no right to own it in any form.

Oops, what? There's nothing wrong with borrowing something from a friend.

I wasn't really referring to this particular bundle, though. I have an issue with piracy and The Pirate Bay specifically.

Are you outright taking the entire game in its full form without paying for it? Then, no, you are not stealing.

You described a very specific scenario. You can't just offer up a different scenario as some sort of counter-point.

Except if I intended to sell that piece of paper I can now no longer sell it to you because you stole it. You stole potential money from me, leaving me with a product with diminished value.

No one will ever be able to convince me that this is not stealing.

No Red/Blue/Yellow or even Green/Red version of Pokémon can be corrupted from an encounter with MissingNO, nor will a save file be deleted. All that occurs is a temporary distortion of the game's visuals and a permanent distortion of the Hall of Fame.

I've always had a huge fascination with glitches in the Pokémon games, although I wish these artists wouldn't further (or insinuate) the myth that either MissingNO. or 'M block destroy the games.

Probably. I've interacted with him before in regards to my work on the PokéGods.

I just can't wrap my mind around why the writers/showrunners would ever think that anyone wanted Ted and Robin to happen.

Rowling outlined the epilogue. She has gone on record that she revised it once the narrative actually caught up.

I don't understand how anyone can rationalize the theft of any property. It's literally ruining various industries.