I made a Venn diagram to illustrate my thoughts.

Oh, they do. I worked Xbox live support, and so many kids/teenagers/moms called in to report a complaint about their ban. One of the few times I enjoyed that job was explaining to a mother that her son was using an Xbox camera to send nudes to girls he met online. She calmly said, “Thank you, bye.” and hung up. I keep…

I have never minded that you could stack heroes in quick play. It can get a bit annoying at times, but it usually not a big deal. That said, all of this sounds like a phenomenal addition to keeping the game fresh, and I am super excited to try out every one of the new modes.

The systems the user sees when playing a game are not necessarily coded as one would logically expect due to the game often being more complex than that. There are LOADS of things going on behind the scenes in simulations like RimWorld that most players are entirely unaware of.

When simulations get THAT complex…

Not to mention stuff like this stirs up a lot of unnecessary drama.

$25 seems just about perfect for what this is. If the game were only 3 hours long then I might agree with you.

This doesn’t seem simple and clean.

I explained this in another response to you—your disingenuous attempt to create a false equivalency rings hollow for a number of reasons.

The singleplayer campaign makes no effort to make light of the war—in fact, it goes out of its way to convey the scale, gravity, and horror of the conflict in human terms. Players…

The game is not mocking the war; the singleplayer campaign actually goes out of its way to note the horror and the scale of the conflict.

Mockery is entirely different from an interactive experience that might—if a player goes in with an honest desire--allow an individual to more accurately visualize an event that, for…

For the folks saying “calm down,” and, “it’s just a joke,” here’s something to consider:

The point is not that “they aren’t referencing real events from the actual conflict”. The point is that one of the most horrific periods in human history is being used as a springboard for mockery.

This would not be functionally…

100 years relatively isn’t that far ago

You’re sick!

WHY DID YOU DO THIS?!

CURSES! This gamer just spent 90 of their own dollars on soft core, barely legal fap bait they literally could have gotten anywhere else on the internet for free! Our Progressive Agenda has been foiled once again! Clearly this gamer is FAR to clever for us Social Justice Warriors! Retreat my SJWs, to the Justice…

It’ll cost you $90 and whatever dignity you still have left after a couple of years of barfing the phrase “social justice” all over the Internet.

I am at a point where if I see the letters S, J, and W being used together unironically, then I read it as a handy shortcut to not waste an ounce of energy on the poster.

This is true. One time I got into a major finger bang session with a wife waiting for her husband’s cake pop and macchiato.

“We were simply saying ‘This belongs elsewhere,’ like if you posted about classical music in /r/gaming,”

I mentioned the headline of this article to my wife and she said “You had me at butts and boobs” haha. Is it wrong that both of us highly enjoy these kinds of silly anime shows? Should we feel guilty that the idea of women fighting with butts and boobs is so absurd that it’s actually entertaining? I feel like, even in…