I mostly chalk that up to the fact that I’m in end game equipment fighting a high rank monster (haven’t gotten a tempered one yet). Also the fact that they removed the death laser.
I mostly chalk that up to the fact that I’m in end game equipment fighting a high rank monster (haven’t gotten a tempered one yet). Also the fact that they removed the death laser.
EVERYTHING is easier in World I think, but I’m fine with that.
MHW Deviljho seems easier than his previous versions. Watching him run around and destroy hunters in Tri still has a special place in my heart.
Here’s a thought: maybe wait until your broken game is no longer broken until you make it into an esport.
Losing 80% of my matches sucks, despite my best efforts at carrying.
If it’s actually true, the kid is still a human being being bullied and is worthy of empathy. And sure, it won’t stop him from getting those things as an adult, but that doesn’t mean that the kid isn’t going through some shit.
It’s because it’s propaganda first, and a game/art second.
“Stealing what you’re owed and destroying everything else”
I didn’t see anyone telling them to stop making games. But if you’re making a game as a type of social commentary then it’s fair to be able to comment on the validity of the claims the game makes.
Gender pay gap has been 100% debunked. People just need to read a little to understand it.
oh, so It’s a fantasy game about imaginary world where gender pay gap myth is a reality.
It’s funny to be lectured about discrimination by some idiot saying “peak white guy”.
It means lighten up, you are taking this way too seriously.
It’s obviously a joke. Get over yourself.
The purpose of the class is to explore the effects of the word (and other words). Exploring the effects of the word involves using the word - dancing around it by saying ‘N-Word’ or anything like that entirely defeats the purpose of the class. Do you really not understand that?
In any other context, I’d side with the kids. But Princeton is supposed to be where the social and intellectual elite is educated and prepared for the burden of leading the world and this was literally a class about hate speech. If this isn’t the class to discuss challenging and controversial issues, uh, what is?
The irony of students taking a class literally called “Cultural Freedoms: Hate Speech, Blasphemy, and Pornography” and then getting upset to the point of walking out based on the use of a word is staggering.
I would add that this article is not much conversation either other than a snarky refutation of something with good intentions, that is by and large going to turn a lot more people off than on. You can say that doesn’t matter, but it does to people who actually want progress.
Where does he say he’s doing it for them and not alongside them. I missed that.