So... a guy who doesn’t even work for Blizzard anymore, goes on a right-wing Discord and post some stuff Kotaku writers don’t agree with. Quick, write a story with the Blizzard logo as the main image.

Japan still loves to ignore it’s war crimes and refuses to apologize to Korea for all the rape

not to mention taking when and children as sex slaves, and the live vivisections that took place in Nanking. that’s not even getting into the cannibalism committed during world war 2 with POWs. all of which Japan denies ever happened.

So what? If you don’t want your naval flag to be associated with war crimes, don’t use the same flag that your country committed massive warcrimes under.

That’s true.

Why not?  Some things you might be watching for informational purposes rather than entertainment and would prefer to get through it faster.  Some people just want to get as much done as they can.

Honestly, I think this is one reason why he’s really be into the game — Nagoshi’s games are filled with (famous) people with interesting faces so when he sees a game filled with non-famous interesting faces, he’s probably intrigued.

Thanks for the response.

I appreciate the reply. But hear me out. It’s not the QB alone that you wouldn’t need. You wouldn’t need wide outs. Or offensive linemen adept at pass blocking. Just road graders, lots of running backs, and someone to return kicks.

Before going further, if you read further you’ll see he gamed special abilities and the OP run meta of Madden for the entire tourney. It’s a really unbalanced, unrealistic game for the most part. But he won fair and square.

it’s not broken that if you have a lock down defense that shuts out the other team, plus having a massively dominant O-line that takes care of any runblocking you will win 

Oklahoma won the 73 Sugar Bowl (handily) with their QB going 1-4.

No, there’s one punter on offense. He’s the QB.

In RL, Jimmy Garappolo went 6-of-8, passing for 77 yards in the NFC championship. They won the game handily.

That’s not an indictment of the game, just shows that using the fantasy draft format you could get a quirky result by not using any draft capital on QB.  This says nothing about the gameplay itself.

based on the fact that the score was 17-0 it’s pretty clear that:

Except that out of any other position besides QB, they’re probably the best bet for taking snaps? They’re a skill player whose main job is receiving long snaps, along with short snaps for place holding on field goals. And they’re usually at the center of trick plays on special teams because of this. Not saying it…

and because WE ALL PLAY GAMES FOR STORY...

If Demon's Souls had a difficulty option at the start, the feelings of trepidation and unease that the developers are trying to imbue the game with would be absent. It is not because of the difficulty that it receives such praise, it is because the difficulty is an integral part of establishing the bleak and…

Right, because you obviously don't like challenging gameplay, therefore it is shit - and everyone who enjoys it just enjoys shit.