Sure, let’s give some free ammunition to help legitimize the “fake news” crowd. What the fuck could possibly go wrong?

So, it’s confusingly worded, but this is what I think he’s trying to say:

I’m sure. I’m just rolling my eyes at the idea that the Oval Office is some sort of pure, holy sanctum of honor. It’s historically a room where powerful white men make decisions. There’s definitely some racist shit that’s gone down in there.

President Trump asked why American doesn’t receive more immigrants from countries you might want to visit on vacation.

VR does not run games on its own. it is by definition a peripheral, but its being fronted as a system on its own, which lead to serious problems

Good stuff, thanks.

Heh, I bet. Thanks.

Nice, thanks.

Thanks.

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Good to know. Thanks for the reply.

He called a bunch of primarily black countries shitholes.

“The most disheartening thing to me is, my belief that, that was the first time words that hateful have been spoken in the Oval Office of the White House”

You didn’t beat the level if you bypassed it, because bypassing it is inherently non-participatory.

its the same as mice and keyboards, and monitors. imagine if you couldn’t play a certain game because it required a monitor made by a specific company, for no reason. or you needed a mouse, specifically from logitech, or corsair, its ridiculous.

Can anyone give me a phonetic spelling of Coates’s full name? I’ve seen it written tons of times, but I don’t think I’ve ever heard anyone say it out loud, and I can never figure out how it’s pronounced.

He was talking about Nintendo’s overall design strategy, not just BotW. Mario Odyssey very much adheres to that same strategy. These type of “exploits” are 100% included in that philosophy.

There’s this handy feature on your mouse called a “scroll wheel” that can be used to move past things you don’t give a shit about. You appear to have used the “left click” button instead, and that’s why you’re here reading about something you don’t care about.

No, I disagree. People should be approaching VR development the way Nintendo approaches game development: write your game specifically to take the best advantage of the hardware, because that will result in the best quality experience. Treating the hardware as a peripheral means treating it as optional. Trying to…

Skipping the book isn’t reading the book. Skipping the level isn’t playing or beating the level.