Naah, she’s just advertising Maliwan corp.
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Only one has ever managed to beat her
Some days, Rihanna looks casual. Other days, she’s a fashion icon. On this day, she was a Pokémon Gym Leader.
Ego and the support of sycophants.
He may have went overboard a bit, but Marty had every right to get angry. I would have been pissed, too. Activision suits shouldn’t have stuck their ignorant, corporate noses where they didn’t belong: creative control. Destiny has some of the most incredible music/audio of any game I’ve ever played. I’m glad Marty got…
It’s even dumber when HIS music was incredibly popular, vs. most trailers that are forgettable.
O’Donnell believed the Bungie spirit was being compromised by the Activision agreement, and perhaps they were.
What’s up with business executives thinking they have better creativity than creative people/team or meddling with the creativity up to the point they piss off everyone? We also keep hearing such in behind-the-scene stories in Hollywood.
(...) Paul McCartney of The Beatles fame
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Lets say you’re playing a video game and you encounter a teammate who is very obviously cheating—we’re talking,…
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Remember when Steve Jobs abandoned his daughter and refused to pay child support despite being worth millions of…
Jimmy Kimmel and every other comedian has made jokes about almost every hobby or job under the sun. Skiing, swimming, model train building, backpacking, rock climbing, fellow comedians...the list is endless.
None of those other people lost their shit on the internet when he made a joke about them. Why is gaming so…
That’s kind of funny, given how damn common they are.
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We haven’t gotten Dunkmaster Yi either
In the days of yore when my internet group of friends all played League of Legends, my brother used Master Yi a lot as our team carry because he was just super good with him. We started to refer to him as the Janitor, because he “cleaned up fights.”
Master Yi had better be on the next season of Dancing with the Stars.
I think glossing over people’s mistakes or flaws is a terrible error. We put people like Jobs, the Founding Fathers or athletes on pedestals and refuse to acknowledge their flaws, the things that make them like the rest of us. They become superhuman and something to look up to, but it robs them of their own humanity…