No one said you couldnt complain, they were merely pointing out that Windows 10 is a very capable OS that allows the purchase of these types of games. We will continue to enjoy this game without complaining, but you can do whatever you want.

I’ll let the rest of the Gestapo know that you like using 9-year-old OS’s, sure. They’ll probably be busy playing Forza, though, instead of whining on the internet, so it might take some time for them to get back to you.

Are you new to MMOs per chance? Cause this is pretty normal for how things go. It’s not like it’s WoW or EQ where they can drop in a new continent worth of mobs, story, and gear each year (With other bells and whistles). You’re expecting just a little too much.

EA didn’t trick anyone. These gamers asked to have these options removed.

That makes literally no sense. Fifteen dollars for a raid? People would be burning down Bungie HQ for trying to charge money for nothing but a raid and a single new PVP gametype, and the firefighters would be handing them gasoline in sympathy.

You were a rebel in the truest sense of the word.

I submit myself to cover Monster Hunter for Kotaku.

Wow, no one on the staff is a Monster Hunter fan?

Kotaku needs someone who’s into Monster Hunter again, or it needs to be someone’s beat. You’ve got a good six months or more with DLC and whatnot of game there that someone could cover easy.

......to you. Suicide jokes aren’t funny TO YOU. That’s the key here.

In your opinion.

The trouble with all these comics is that the punchlines rely on incredibly niche knowledge, and risk seeming crass.

It’s funny: I was recently playing Overwatch (which is 60fps on consoles) and then switched to Destiny for a raid. It’s disorienting! You can really tell the difference when you play them one after the other, even if you’re used to 30fps.

How is that censorship? Do they even know what the word means?
being unable to freely express opinions != being unable to monetize while expressing opinions

Um... the whole “on a cob” thing is a nod to the show. It’s an obvious reference, albeit one that only fans of the show would get, because taken on its own it doesn’t really make sense. Calling it a ripoff is like saying a spoof movie like Scary Movie or Airplane! is a ripoff because it doesn’t stop and explain to the…

I’m pretty sure what the comic is trying to do Is say “hey remember that funny thing in Rick and Morty? well there’s a space game out where you explore planets. wouldn’t it be funny if one of the planets turned out to be like that one where everything was on a cob”

It’s a reference to the show. Obviously and only just that.

It a No Mans Sky comic playing on the “random generation” of planets to make a Rick and Morty joke

Good comment. I don’t look down on furries at all, but your wisdom here is valuable. Furries are often kind, compassionate people who also enjoy a good joke, which is what I’ve aggregated here.

As a bit of perspective, keep in mind someone out there is looking at an article about people who play video games and laughing at it as we type, joking about how gamers are losers because they are not hitting the clubs every night and being outgoing socially. Or how they waste their time on stupid kids games, when…