I had no thoughts about Bobcat until that beef with Seinfeld got brought up again in CiCGC; FWIW, it does seem to take a certain kind of person to do standup (somebody with a thick skin but a thin cardiac lining) and its not surprising how often comedians (when they overstep) seem to try and pretend they are some kind…

None of the Netflix employees’ demands were about taking his special down or meeting with him. Dave just wants to feel important.

I assume someone, somewhere, said something to the effect of “I’d love to sit down with him and explain how his comments are hurting trans people.”

In case you haven’t seen the cancel culture comments from Bobcat Goldthwait

Guess they saw Trump’s social network announce their SPAC plan and wanted to jump onboard the same boat

This is absolutely going to tank in 3 months

“For you, the fans.”

My mother jumps through months of hoops to still not get one rat cent from this loan program for actual help for her actual business meanwhile this jagoff got handed 85 grand and they didn’t even bother to check if he had a business. This guy’s fraud isn’t even what pisses me off about this article at this point.

So we can expect all the corporate executives and republican operatives who did the same thing to also spend twenty years in prison too, right?

“What are are you in for?”

Chinatown Wars was dope.

CTW was great and I would like a version for the Switch.

Pagan was also the closest the franchise got to a tragic villain. This is the comment I was looking for throughout the article. 

He’s both evil and formal, the kind of guy who will stab you in the face for sneezing, but with style and a scary smile.

I don’t know if it actually affects its ranking, but...

True the blocks you can destroy look identical to blocks you can’t, but Metroid tends to telegraph their destroyable blocks differently than the way, say, Zelda does. For example:

It sounds like shitty game design because of the way it is described. When you actually play the game, breakable walls that you *need* to break to progress are pretty obvious.

It’s actually pretty obvious which blocks to shoot. I’ve gotten about halfway through the game, and I got stuck for a bit once or twice, but it was never because I couldn’t figure out which walls were breakable. It’s telegraphed super clearly, at least from the point of view from somebody who has played Zero Mission…

Is forcing you to explore bad game design?

Sorry can’t do, corporate says we cannot treat employees as human beings unless there is a force outside our control that force us to do it