But are they a boy or a girl

I beheld a pale horse, and the name that he said on it, was dress

I’m always taken out of the immersion by the low quality audio of irl forests. Special edition is better for sure. The soundtrack is really lacking irl too.

I’ve found that a lot of the unpredictability comes from emerging civilizations. I particularly enjoyed when humans suddenly burst onto the galactic scene in my game, in the midst of a hostile empire, and a nearby hegemony went to war to protect them.

Or earning, you know, whatever

Oh, no, I mean yeah the genocide is one good reason not to dress up as a cowboy, but I meant specifically ‘invading multiple other countries.’ That was the definition of ‘the bad guys’, right? The people you shouldn’t dress up as?

Hope we don’t see any cowboys this Halloween, then

*citation needed

It’s almost like people dress up as stuff on Halloween.

... what, they’re only dressed up as Norzis. Just a bunch of Indiana Jones villains. Sure they were bad in Ghearmany and other parts of yurope when they killed all those Yews but I think it’s okay to dress up as bad guys on the holiday specifically set aside for dressing up as bad guys.

Right? Halloween isn’t when you dress up as the good guys.

Wait so are you saying that Japanese people shouldn’t dress up as Japanes people?

Or, you know, attempting to set themselves up as exactly the European type of colonial power.

A little sorry. Right move, I think. Lots of people will defend it as being necessary to avoid decades of ground war (or worse, losing Japan to the USSR) and the end result was just about the only instance of successful American foreign intervention/postwar nation building. But you can certainly find Americans who…

For Halloween, don’t people typically dress as, you know, monsters?

I think it’s okay that he killed off that mustache.

Do people usually dress as ‘things to be proud of’ on Halloween?

Going to a physical location and paying to play video games? That’ll never catch on.

But it is progress, right? Developers sometimes justify omitting women and minorities because including them invites backlash. That’s got to be an example of a noble cause shooting itself in the noble foot.