What makes me panic is the concern based on pre-release stuff that you either can’t possibly get the full effect of the story in a single playthrough, or the story content is diluted enough that you can...

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We’ll have this conversation for real the first time someone is jailed or executed without proof or evidence, mmk?

Why apply such negativity to a word that’s just so fucking beautiful.

It’s okay. I’m only partially confused and entirely offended.

Ah, sorry about that. Yeah, that’s the text from the tweets. Other articles mention him apologizing publically in a courtroom, but Jameela is her best friend and says he didn’t apologize. It seems unlikely either one is outright lying so it becomes most likely that he made a courtroom apology that wasn’t personally…

Nobody asked you to feel bad, just to stop harassing them for doing what they’re doing.

“Telltale is also making a stranger things game”

Looks interesting and the toys actually look really cool (though I know the mass production model isn’t going to look that nice) but the make or break for me is probably going to be how good the story is, which... Considering you can buy playable characters, seems questionable.

Um... I’m.... I genuinely think you’re reading the wrong comments? I’m.... Are you okay?

Well Commander Keen is his grandson, so he could either have another kid who has Billy, or one of these characters could be his mom? Plus like the other guy said, it’s an alternate reality.

I re-read Corpse Run’s comic today three times expecting the joke to be less shitty and gross (not gross like “ew they’re talking like sex stuff” gross. Gross like “Eww, I didn’t know the author was this gross” gross) than it was. It took that many times to process how bad it is.

I’ve made it very clear that nobody is demanding that. We’re simply questioning the decision, which is a completely reasonable thing to do.

How do we not know the full story? All of the facts line up across the board. He plead guilty and did not deny any of the events that occurred. He gave a court apology and did not seem to understand the severity of his actions. He took a plea deal that no non-celebrity would ever have been offered to get what was…

Don’t forget, he also didn’t understand why his public apology to the court didn’t make the victim his best friend! That’s an important piece in how self centered his world view is.

Really feel like these are close enough to robots that they should have just gone full weeb with it. I’m not saying they need to turn into a plane and pull out electro-flails but some more mecha tropes would be appreciated, based on the things I’ve seen.

I agree one hundred percent! It’s a busted system. It’s also an unfortunate side effect of the way celebrities work that they don’t follow conventional rules. If some random schmoe working a 9-5 or hourly job did this, they probably would not have been offered a plea deal like Hirsch was (He was charged with…

There’s a huge difference between being redeemed and humbled as a human being and being allowed one of the biggest spotlights in America. Nobody reasonable is saying he should be cast into exile, but I think there’s a reasonable gap between that and international fame that still constitutes being given a second chance.

Yeah, I did. “After the officer told Hirsch he had made some poor decisions, Hirsch apologized but asked again what he had done. He seemed unaware of the severity of the situation, telling the officer, “I feel like I could patch it up with her.”” was a quote I found from a 2015 article(http://www.nydailynews.com/entert…

Nobody is saying we need to chase the dude out of town (I mean, okay there’s definitely people saying that) but again, there’s a big difference between chasing the dude with pitchforks and him getting opportunities that others might be more deserving of.