Did you play XV? Because it really doesn’t feel anything like XV’s combat. 

MY BROTHER FUCKING DOWNLOADED THE DEMO BEFORE I WOKE UP, I CAN’T PLAY IT.

If people have such a problem with it then go ahead and wait until every part is released. I’m sure Corona Virus, four more years of trump, climate change, random bus accident, cancer, etc. will be very kind to you and totally not affect you in any way. You go ahead and wait it out.

Honestly I’d refund or sell what you can at this point. Looks like this year is going to be a bust for conferences so far.

It’s not about whether they were “good”. It’s about whether them getting acting gigs meant some actor who *didn’t* have market value name recognition from another field missed out. And if you’re coming at me with “independent contractor” horseshit I suggest you become a pro wrestling promoter.

Free love. Woo!

So I’m not the arbiter of art but you are the arbiter of dick?

This is why for as insane and awful as they are I tend to cut Breen and Wiseau slack. They are at least totally self-funded.

Yes. I am. Why wouldn’t I be?

LMAO. Are you literate? LMAO. Did you see where I said it was probably dick of me and used the Spongebob derp font? LMAO.

I’m sure there are others in my field who are less fidgety than me about it but I find that anyone with a marketable name in another artistic field crossing over into mine is automatically engaging in a vanity project. Which (for the cheap seats I’m going to Caps Lock this) I ACKNOWLEDGE IS A BAD ATTITUDE. I GET IT.…

Which I acknowledged. You have anything to add?

I clearly fucking acknowledged this.

I don't have hobbies that pay me, no. And my participation in those hobbies doesn't have the side effect of edging out people who want to do those hobbies professionally.

No. They aren’t. Have you tried to work in an art field? A fairly common complaint, particularly among stand-up comedians, is that you can be amazingly talented and hard working and still toil in obscurity your entire career. Especially in a field like film where "make the thing" requires more than one person. It's a…

Yeah like Da Vinci. 

Probably dick of me, but I’m more thinking “Is she a rEaL fIlMmAkEr?”

I’m not gonna lie; it swayed me a little bit toward him when I read Andrew Yang’s book and he talked (very briefly, like, a blip) about his Starcraft days in the ‘90s/early 2000s.

LOL, sounds like a solid method!