Alright Mr Fancy Monitor who doesn’t read the article, which mentioned that fact and pointed out this was a laptop...

It was the scene when Ego’s flower-bomb-thingy went off that was planted behind the Dairy Queen.  They were in the car that was about to get hit by it just as it stopped doing whatever it was doing. (I don’t remember Guardians 2 that well.)

“Wow, politico are such jerks for making people at LOTO look like rubes. But, yeah, they’re rubes. Just don’t have to say it out loud, Politico. That’s rude.”

Hate communities like that are so INSANE as a concept. The r/freefolk subreddit is purely dedicated to hating what happened to Game of Thrones. A pop culture show that ended over two years ago. Holy shit, imagine if they put that anger towards anything that even remotely mattered.

I doubt any of the management will read this letter and suddenly change their minds, but this letter will look absolutely terrible for their current legal defense of “But everything is fine now!”. All the State needs to do is enter this into evidence and ask A/B why a thousand of their current employees seem to…

Good on the employees. Now if only software and game devs would also just unionize so we can organize some slightly more effective industry wide actions.

What about the oil fires in the gulf?

Do you have ANY idea how childish you’re being?

“snowflakes”

Is it just me, or are the people that use the term “snowflakes” always seem pretty snow flakey themselves?

As someone who has played Superhot VR a lot, I will say those scenes are pretty darn jarring. I liked it because it was an innovative use of the platform, but I can see how it would make people uncomfortable. Also, at the end of the day, it’s their game

Am I the only one who finds it wild that the “bluh bluh censorship” crowd are literally the ones always trying to pressgang artists into only depicting what they want? 

Why is it that people who call others “snowflakes” completely melt down when they don’t get their way?

The line is wherever the person developing the game says it is, as its always been. You don’t need to engage in slippery slope fallacies. The developers didn’t like it, they removed it. The end.

lol

STFU! LOL! 

I mean, your comment is pretty incomprehensible, but to answer the one thing I can kind of understand...no, G.I. Joe is not Marvel/Disney. The property is owned by Hasbro. The films are produced and distributed by Skydance and Paramount, respectively.

I get tired of people mistaking a standard play on an italicized title as factually inaccurate, yes. 

Follow-up question: is there a part where Moss Man gets lost in the backyard and isn’t found until he breaks the lawnmower?

is there a part where he-man is trapped and a bird skeleton pours slime all over him and ruins the carpet?