Oh, are you referring to the past 40 years during which Lotus made only two really good cars while being tossed around from owner to owner? Because I was talking about the period before that when Colin Chapman was involved and Lotus hadn’t shit the bed as a company.

Hush, these sensible points you’re making don’t support the liberal agenda...

Yes, that is indeed what I mean when I say “what they do well.”

Making luxury cars is not what they do well; making performance cars is what they do well. Lotus cars don’t need fine leather interiors and high-end audio systems...

Yes, those days are long gone, but mostly unrelated to their operations as a car manufacturer.

Okay, good luck with that Lotus.

People thought he was serious? What a time to be alive...

Bananas are nice. I like bananas.

YOU DON’T KNOW HOW IT WORKS IN A WORLD FULL OF LIVING MUSHROOM PEOPLE AND INTELLIGENT DINOSAURS.

How do you think the royal family got its name? They named themselves after the the race of their subjects, who’s subservience allowed them to establish such a kingdom. The Toadstool family’s success was built on the labor of the Toad people. It’s actually kind of fucked up.

Eliminating an entire method of information transmittal makes games harder? Shocker.

Take it easy on the Kool-Aid...

The funniest part (of this serious event) is what Oh did after his surgery: he watched k-pop videos. No joke.

Vaas was fairly compelling as a protagonist

Some fans scroll through each season’s offerings looking for the show with the greatest ratio of panty shots to plot.

45 is not old bruh

I’m not reading left and right leaning blogs anymore

That’s a very cynical perspective on gaming. On the contrary, gaming becoming more broad in its appeal is good for gamers. If you’re an enthusiast of any hobby, the growth of that hobby is intrinsically good, practically and emotionally. Practically because it means new and more options. Emotionally because it means…

Not really... unless you’re some sort of elitist and aren’t happy that video games now appeal to a much wider audience.

What a gross simplification that basically boils down to “logos > pathos,” which is not a revelation in the slightest. This provides nothing to “meditate” on and doesn’t go into the actual substance of his philosophy, which is how to think. That’s the stuff upon which one can actually learn something.