Arguably part of the reason we’re here is because the asshole ex-boyfriend of someone who developed a free game about depression made up a bunch of misogynist bullshit about her and a bunch of gamers either fell for it or used it as a way to vent their misogynist bullshit.

Because the rise of a conservative fascist is relevant to all Americans. And you’re kidding yourself if you think he wouldn’t start policing video games.

Other than the open world aspect, Wreckfest pretty much already covers this niche quite well.

For me most of the enjoyment of a games comes from planning how I get stronger. This breaking weapons shit takes much of that away and instead feeds right into my anxiety issues by forcing me to trust that I will find decent weapons when I need them.

Burnout 3 is still one of my favorite racing games of all time. Just remaster it and we won’t need a new game.

Schrodinger’s Dickhead: Someone who is either joking or not joking depending on how upset the audience becomes.

Man, all this wanting to ban books.. I know of a book that has sex, violence, incest, murder, and more... and has incited more violence, mass genocide and murder with more than a few million bodies tied to it... but its given out freely to children..

If you can’t trust what those celebrities are promoting, who can you trust?

It’s crazy that japenese porn blurs out pussies yet Ted Cruz’s face is allowed to be freely published in its natural state.

There’s a novel, The Girl with All the Gifts, that came out about a year after the game and has a ton of similarities to The Last of Us: cordyceps mutation zombifies most people, one immune girl emerges, and a convoy has to take her across England to hopefully reach a place where she can be studied to find a cure. In…

Right, I think my question would be - “Why wouldn’t the spores drift on the wind over the top of that 3oft wall around the QZ? Wouldn’t they need to live in some sort of airtight biosphere?”

I think that is just down to Disney/Marvel acknowledging how good Sony’s bigger studios are, and how good Insomniac are. Spider-Man was likely very lucrative for everyone, but more than that it was loads of more good press for the character as well as it almost certainly driving more merch sales. So it is just a…

“And if they had stuck with spores and masks, it would still have been difficult to use them consistently. Which buildings, which areas have spores? What happens if someone accidentally trips over or breaks an infected (as happens in this episode)? Does the resulting cloud contains enough spores to be dangerous?”

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Filming a bunch of scenes with masks on not only makes it more difficult for the actors, it makes it harder for everyone, from the director down, to get a high-quality product in the can (or the digital equivalent, anyway).

Qanon warned us about the danger of groomers.

Better than the other fiction books that most of them use to swear in on.

I’m a fan of “We believe that spawning more humans on this already overcrowded and rapidly deteriorating ball of mud is an act of pure and utter careless selfishness so... not for some time probably.”

Here’s the quick rundown of the scam.

The problem is that capitalism is destroying the country and draining us of our innovation and creativity, and the common response is, “Well, if you’re so pissed off about it, just figure out how to get value tokens from the people destroying the country and killing innovation and creativity.”