Interesting choice of camera angle, if he looks at the camera, he’d be literally looking down his nose at you.

It’s clear this man understands that getting a new TV would take time out of perfecting his next run.

You have it backwards -- bald men shouldn’t be made fun of and people should care.

So Dr. Disrespect is now the Twitch Voldemort? 

I haven’t played the game but am genuinely just curious. Is there anything special about the story just cause GRRM wrote it? I usually miss out on the storyline from any From Software game cause it’s too fragmented after getting my face stomped countless times between story beats.

Except, if they catch you in missionary, then that’s voyeurism.

So I know this is the Root, so I often know where my sympathy is often directed. But I’m not so sure in this case, if some dude is trippin’ balls and going off on people with an AK-47, I’m not sure if I’d be surprised by that outcome and conclusion regardless of the person’s skin color.

I agree with you for the most part. The only part of me that gives this guy leeway is that it is like FromSoftware’s 4th time getting it wrong.

When I was playing with a guy that was outraged by the clothing on his mage, I joked that I bet the more you take off the more clothed your character will be.  He took off one piece at a time and it turned out to be true -- it was like a weird quasi-strip show.

1) as a streamer you’re something of a public figure/business so how you conduct yourself does actually matter as it sends a message to your audience. If you have no audience, fine, you do you, but when you do you bear some responsibility for the messages you send, verbal or otherwise. Legally, he’s allowed to send…

Part of me wants to know how many gamers don’t care and want their damn bugs fixed despite the danger to developers.  The rest of me is scared of knowing what that number would be.

No, that’s a rising dragon.

At this point, it’s starting to seem like Square Enix is impossible to please.

I refuse to recognize any speed run that doesn’t suplex that train and neither should you.

Was playing with a buddy of mine and he remarked on how as his armor value went up, his martial artist’s outfit got skimpier and skimpier.

I can’t imagine what he could say that would quell any of these concerns that the gaming community would believe.  I don’t expect GamePass will ever be Microsoft’s Costco Hot Dog.

At least it’s not an NFT of a Halo.  

I think the part I’m struggling with is that D&D has, to me, always been about play it how you want. And this article is flipping it into play it how we want. The internet is no longer satisfied with being spectators, they want to be directors as well.

It just seems really weird to dismantle a fixed object instead of the vehicle get through the restrictive space.

I assume when this game releases, my great grand children will be able to enjoy it.  Just gotta make sure my account gets passed down with my estate.