its less about being white in a foreign country, and more about being a foreigner in a foreign country, an outsider. If you’re talking about just being a tourist in tourist-y places, in the usual daylight hours, then yeah, you should be fine. But if you want to walk into a local bar by yourself or with one friend at…

Atlantis.

There are plenty of cultures where Whiteness, or paleness, is viewed as negative. For example, in Eastern Europe, white was more closely associated with the harsh winters they experienced, where survival was trying. They associated the color white with death.

If you’re wondering how they eat or breathe, and other science facts,

so just play a kirby game.

its why we have laws against beastiality and incest. Just because it’s fucked up, and common sense should prevail to prevent it from happening, it happens enough that it’s justified to have recognition as a problem.

I heard about it in one of the above threads where you posted the same question and got a google search showing that it did happen before, and then my wife told me about it when she heard about it, because she had recruitment duty in Ohio when it happened.

its already been done before. Also, people have been shot before for doing the same thing. It’s a dangerous gamble for the sake of cosplaying, which it shouldn’t be. Besides, it was illegal for him to have the gun in the first place.

or have the common sense to not put their desire to dress up as a character whose costume involves an illegal air gun before boarding public transport.

He was probably freaking everybody out, which was the disturbance. I doubt the cops just showed up, they probably got a bunch of calls and people inside told the cops in person that there was a suspicious person that might have a firearm. He was charged with being in possession of an air gun, which he was. Hell, black…

“Is this a story that lets players guide Batman down the darkest of paths?”

its new territory for the developers on our shores, usually the few that are made are labors of love or just quick rpg-maker games. Japan has been doing it for a while now, and it’s...I don’t want to say acceptable, but at least known and tolerated, you know?

learn how to make the games and then find an artist, and, if you can, an animator, and make sure you are all on the same page. There’s money to be made!

well, art quality is subjective.

are they active duty? one of them has a pretty heavy beard, and I know what the standards in the service are, and that is not it. If they’re vets then just say so.

Yeah, because F2P games never have ads running on them, or feature microtransactions. I know that if I worked on a game for number of years, the game was well received by the public as being not only something new, but fun, but then saw it pop up online as something as a new chinese-made mobile game, I’d be pretty…

i don’t need to look up Kimba, I already know about him. I’m referring to the ones that had VHS releases, back in the day, or DVD releases within the same week as the theatrical releases of disney animated films with the same name. I’d bet money that the producers of those films deliberately did this to make money off…

nah, I don’t support the theft of IPs, art assets, or just the whole flat out game. My desire for a mobile game version of something on consoles that I like doesn’t overshadow my personal integrity, especially if the creators of said game receive no benefits whatsoever from the theft. These kinds of game developers…

Theft is theft, even if it’s an IP or an art asset. Just because they aren’t making money off-shore doesn’t mean they aren’t making money domestically off of other people’s hard work. At least the animation studios that put out those little knock-off disney-wannabe cartoons do their own animation.

yeah, mega man went off to a rough start too, right?