Props for not only taking ownership of and acknowledging the poor decision, but also taking proactive action to correct said decision. Good blogger writer internet man.

This game has been a mainstay in my Steam news bar for the past 5 years, it receives an update every Friday, like clockwork. If I hadn’t bought a tenkeyless keyboard years ago I’d probably still be messing around with it.

I linked it there for those reading the story but unfamiliar with what the videos actually were, but the vid has now been removed because that was also a stupid idea.

Not to sound like a broken record, but the answer to all your questions remains - because that’s what they like. It might not make sense to you or you may not like it, but they like it. And fuck, if a Thai restaurant has a cheeseburger that’s better than their Thai food then i’ll get it. Sure a burger joint probably…

First, the fact that you publicly or privately consider yourself woke means you most definitely aren’t. “Woke” is an AAV term aggressively co-opted by centrists and conservatives to stigmatize having respect for viewpoints and experiences different from your own. Woke in the ‘20s is explicitly used pejoratively to…

I still think all the things you’re pointing out are relative - “dumbing down” is just your opinion. All your points still boil down to people liking something different than you. We can all ask those questions, because people like different things than we do, but it doesn’t make what they like objectively good or bad…

it looks good to me.

Oh I misunderstood. Thank you for telling me how wrong I am. Without insufferable elitist douchebags like you in the world how would the rest of us ever get on.

One wonders if you even hear yourself right now and how insufferable you sound to other people. Don’t worry, your Japanese cartoons for “true intellectual minds” (complete with bouncy booba babes) aren’t going anywhere.  I hope you deign to let us unwashed masses have this one biscuit.

it looks like cheesy fun, lighten up

Why couldn’t they at the very least create a show that takes place in the same universe, but has new characters to follow?

The answer to that is simply why not?

At first, I didn’t see the want, or the need, for a live action adaptation.

Looks fine to me.

You know, I like this. I think more difficulty modes are always welcome and it serves to bring enjoyment to more people who might have found the game a little too frustrating originally.

I renstalled it the other day to test out my new PC. It’s been like three years since last I played and, as far as I can tell, all they’ve done is add a few new space stations and a few new ships.

My only real issue with the game is that it’s been in development for almost a decade, with no clear end in sight. I want to believe, but man is it hard.

LOL @ that grey. What a winner.

This a metaphor for Star Citizen’s business model?

I am similarly intrigued and repelled by the phenomenon known as ‘Star Citizen’.