To be fair, it wasn’t the entitled company saying this (this time), but the entitled game designer. Given their experience with real physical TCGs I’m not sure they grasp the difference in expectations and functionality that are entailed in a digital TCG.

Oh no Wright did it too? Even in the American localization? Because if they did, I must have blocked it out...

Hey Chris, curious, is the Pixar Animation sweater swag or have you actually worked there?

Time to step up, Division 2!

To each their own I guess! I agree it doesn’t make it look like real 2D, but I dig the look.

Oh no, calling me mean playground names! My one and only weakness! Very classy. Hah, grow up kid. And if you’re not a kid, stop acting like one.

Ah! Thank you for clarifying that! That’s more or less what I assumed.

I guess by ‘traditional Spanish’ (in the context of Spain at least), I mean the most commonly diffused Spanish dialect, which would be the one people use on the news and on TV. Going off a cursory look on wikipedia, that might be the Castellano dialect, but I’m not positive.

Sorry to be that guy, but for the sake of cultural correctness: I’m pretty sure this is not traditional Spanish, but I suspect it’s some local dialect of Valencia. Some of the words seem to have hints of French influence?

1. Did you knowt that there ISN’T a growing school shooting epidemic?

Beautiful quote. Puzzles are really a gamification of real-life problem-solving, so it’s no surprise that you feel awesome despite taking hours to solve the most tedious of puzzles (water dungeon in Ocarina for me).

Yeah, I personally wouldn’t mind a longer version to listen to while at work!

And you seem to have a problem with basic comprehension.

Sorry, but our laws are constantly in need of an update to reflect an evolving society. To re-address your own points:

Thanks Stephen, completely agree about the teenie-weenie text! I don’t understand why UI designers assume that having mini-sized text notifications on the bottom left corner of the screen is a good idea. Even after using some UI options to resize text, it still feels too small and I’m one foot away from the screen.

And if they don’t dance, then they’re no friends of mine.

Haaaaah! I literally started a thread on the Division 2 reddit requesting that they add the ability to pet dogs. It has been my single most upvoted post to date. But I’m very delighted to see someone cataloguing all of these superior examples of game design. Because any version of a game that lets you pet a dog is…

His gloves are fur...

Hot damn, beautiful 3-point perspective AND organic drawings straight onto sketchbook!

Is that a fact? I was under the impression that generally people in most industries in Japan got weekends to themselves.