how does one get to be a “loyal follower” of an influencer? like...i enjoy celebrity gossip from time to time, but i’m not a loyal follower of anyone* who’s actually famous. i can’t imagine caring this hard about someone whose real-life, full-time job is “fake perfect on instagram.”

Every gun is loaded.

I don’t follow the popular musics of today , and don’t know her ..but looking at the top picture ,she looks like late 90s Alanis Morissette cosplaying as early 2000s Michael Jackson..

Anybody should make any art that they want to make.

Hard disagree on the steel weapons; unless it’s someone like Edelgard whose speed is so far down the shitter that she’s going to get doubled by everyone anyway, it’s not worth the weight penalty. You’re much better off forging the iron weapons into their iron+ versions, especially since you end up with so many…

You know, I though the same as you when I first started 3H. I would have days where I just wanted to battle but strategically it made more sense to do a classroom day or vice versa. But as I’ve spent more time with it It’s grown on me immensely to the point where it may become my favorite Fire Emblem after Sacred…

I’ve been hearing FOREVER that Ellen is actually a huge asshole on set and people are afraid of her 

Her name isn’t Byleth, it’s Laura! I have a 80hr FE3H save file to prove it.

*Sigh* I miss the older FE games (SoV was cool though).

Truly a man that exemplifies the ‘4 names in a name equals a jackass’ trope. He also looks like a 12 year old with a bad fake beard he stuck on to try and buy nudie mags...

I doubt there’s that much of an untapped market. You can’t just flip a channel to watch these things like sports, you have to actively search them out, so probably even anyone just watching already knows way more about fighting games than the average customer. They probably know Smash exists. Some of them have decided…

I know this will seem politically incorrect and I will face the wrath of the entire US population — which, Hi Population! — but as a matter of principle I have to say, Yuan Fang sounds like a dumb douchebag.

Pointing out the errors in what you said is in no way asserting that you can’t assert your opinion. You said you weren’t batting for anyone, I clarified that on several points you have in fact supported Blizzard’s decision in banning Blitzchung, which is batting for Blizzard in this case.

Your lack of self awareness is, quite frankly, staggering.

First, yes, I do expect an American company to choose human rights over profit. That’s actually not an unreasonable expectation, and I affirm it by taking my business elsewhere. Also, the notion that company’s must primarily act in their shareholder’s interests above all else is actually quite recent (mid-20th…

Everyone Ignore TadBravo in these comments, they’ve been sucking China’s dick in every article that pops up.

Correct, yes, they should not be operating in China if China requires them to be complicit in totalitarianism.

I don’t mean to say that Greg Schiano is right about anything, and it’s different because this was a tie game and they were within threatening distance of scoring, but there should probably just be a signal to the refs of “hey, we’re going to run out the play clock” rather than the whole kneel down thing.

Go to all that trouble to make this list and forget Crab Leg Jameis, smh.