I would like to remind everyone that this is not censorship and that Playtonic as a private business has the right to express itself as they see fit. If they do not wish to include voice work by a controversial figure in their video game that is well within their right. Jon’s free speech was not violated in any way…
Also wanted to say:
Shutup idiot
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“So, what you’re saying is juries award settlements most based on if they like someone or not and it has little to do with the merit of the case...” did you watch any of the oj simpson tv show and/or doc? it definitely happens.
Birth of the cool music animations
im gonna assume you followed the case closer than i did, but i did see zuckerberg’s sassy testimony (out of context snippets) and it made them look pretty bad. kind of like he didn’t give a fuck either way. not a good way to win over the average juror from anywhere.
ZeniMax Media was founded in May 1999[11] by Bethesda Softworks founder Christopher Weaver and Robert A. Altman.[12][13] ZeniMax was established as a successor company to Media Technology, Bethesda’s parent company at the time.
That’s how lawyers work. Make hyperbolic claims and damages and settle for something less.
I find your lack of understanding disturbing.
Facebook didn’t spend exorbitant amounts of money because they thought the rift would sell well. They believe that VR is an emerging platform and wanted a firm foothold in the market. How many headsets they’re selling isn’t as critical as whether or not the switch ends up selling well.
Pretty sure you mean to take away from this.
The US and Japan have a hard time recognizing the law of diminishing returns as being a thing.
You sir can go straight to hell, increase the quality not the quantity- it’s 20 years old, it’s large, and easily the best story being published in manga by a wide margin
“But why is Oda not sleeping, when Kishimoto and others seem to be doing ok?”
I feel like One Piece is clearly going somewhere slowly, but it is clear he has an endgame.
Honestly to me one piece was just a reason for the main character to go out on an adventure. Especially when there are far more compelling stuff in the manga including characters/ their back stories and their impact on the world around them. The recent arc involving Sanji has been pretty amazing and honestly I care…
Actually the plot points are still pretty coherent. It’s still pretty straight forward. I might be a bit bias since One Piece is my jam but I always thought despite the chaos that One Piece has sometimes, the plot is still pretty straight forward.
They still want One Piece, they’re fighting against bad guys, making…
“I’ve never followed One Piece but from what I understood, the plot points have gone completely haywire and really doesn’t make sense anymore; as in, trying to end it would be an even more improbable task.”
on one hand, i think it’s great he is literally so passionate. on the other hand, it makes me sad that he’s sacrificing so much and this is the norm in industries like manga/anime/game development.
