It’s filthy in here except magically all these sealed video games are barely dirty at all.

Excuse me for my cynicism, but this really feels like those shows like storage wars which were pretty staged, just having sealed games in that filth feels very clickbaity. 

Is the crossover officially the ultimate form of personal transportation? I suppose it makes sense - it’s literally a mutated form of everything that’s come before. It’s sedan, hatchback, and SUV melded into a universal form. I expect within a decade sedans will be all but dead, and everything from Corollas to Camrys…

This is what gets me about the homebuild registration. Some moron can build an unsafe POS like this and get it registered, but something from overseas built by an actual manufacturer and passing domestic testing and regulations is a no-go.

Considering Sweeney considers Fortnite a “media platform”, and it’s whole damn thing is collabs (what’s the current one, street fighter?), then of ALL the games that should reach out to a smaller indie dev for a collab vs stealing the ideas wholesale, Fortnite should be that game. Especially when Sweeney says that…

There’s been tons of discourse around this very point, it’s definitely a phenomenon. Wouldn’t be surprised if you could do a whole study on it. The article above mentions it a bit too when mentioning “the expectations borne by marginalized creators compared to those whose artistic freedom is never questioned.”

As a guy who works in a design and manufacturing facility (not cars), here’s my take:

In what world does a 11 years old lives to have the fund (and a credit card!) to buy a $750 GPU!

(I mostly know the answer but it still baffles me...)_

Thing is, true sports pros pay agents to do exactly that sort of thing. They don’t deal with the paperwork and just focus on doing what they do best.

Doesn’t every single sports movie have a scene with the coach yelling at the star player about how they’re not special and they don’t get special treatment? Is this not common knowledge yet? Sign up and go through the same motions everyone else--including other top players--did.

The issue here is entirely that this was not "modding", it was hacking the alpha so you didn't have to have legit access