I don’t think Overwatch is supposed to be a “casual” game. They’ve dedicated a lot of resources to creating an esports scene and reward players who place highly on ladder. While it can be a casual shooter for many, balancing a competitive environment is clearly also a priority for them. Also, nerfing a character that…

I presume you stopped reading the article at that point, as it goes on to explain specifically why it did not stop. Basically, the human is the boss, and they may override anything with their decisions. This would be useful in a situation where you were, say, faced with a glass store front while an out-of-control…

Gabe should run for President. Seems right up his alley considering the terms stop at 2.

Plus hoops. Make us fly through hoops.

I’m surprised that Vincent has a valid line of credit after spending 30 years in a coffin.

Well Mei’s ideal environment is an ice age so... there you go.

I am in law enforcement and the military. Many of my colleagues were public, vocal, and sometimes vicious about their disdain for President Obama. I never agreed with it (politically, and in principal), but I never criticized them for their right to express it. That was their right.

Perhaps when we humans kill ourselves off, a better species will take over. My money is on penguins

Hearing someone shout “POWER STONE” makes me sad.

It’s less that and more that if you ask a company like that to remove the image they are going to pretty much tell you to fuck off.

You basically *have* to sue to get anywhere.

They can spin all they want. Bottom line is they used the image for a commercial purpose which is exactly the opposite of the definition of fair use. I can guess what really happened.

Yeah, but in that pro world, unless your licenced or paid to wear a trade mark on video, film , or tv production you are suppose to go brandless. I remember this from my father when I was a tyke going to my first set, “nothing with a logo on it.”

It is also a joke that she considers this fair use as well. It is fair use to use something else as a critique but in no way is it to use it as part of your own brand or to promote yourself.

Technically, yes. And if they get to the point where they are making big donation or advertising money, companies owning those characters might go after them too.

Not smoking anything, they probably never read the manga. lol

2 gods, or a super god!

Patent trolls need to be the ones prosecuted. All they do is hold back progress.

Except health insurance isn’t free. You’re paying for those free $600 Epipens with higher premiums.

Honestly, this seems pretty standard for how Final Fantasy games have run in the past. The games give you an exploration and freedom to explore the world, but usually by the end you have every reason to just go from point a to point b without running all over the place.