It wouldn’t be any different than something like the Screen Actors Guild or any of a number of other creative professionals collective organizations out there.
Guild, union, it’s all collective bargaining whatever you decide to call it.

Fair enough. I was reading it in its initial run but fell off at some point. Fast forward and it popped up in my RSS feed. I’ve been reading along with the re-posts with the nice comments about the creative process.

Are you he same sarusa I keep seeing over at octopus pie?

Epic... Exclusive.

I would watch that football game... right up to the point where someone gets their leg torn off and stuffed down their throat. 

You’re not being “that parent”. You’re being a good parent.

It looks a ton like D3. Which is fine, no need to reinvent the wheel. But this is the same company that thought [insert one of a plethora of dumb ideas from the past few years here] was a good idea.

I’ve been generally agreeing with you through all this, but I gotta say, it’s you who has a misguided conception of politics.

It’s more that these companies are kinda incestuous. They share a lot of the same resources and influences and they all see the same market data.

I’m excited to see what unique and astounding ways Blizzard manages to shoot themselves in the foot with this one.

“He’s a whole bag of tools. He’s [Ryobi]”

I mean, a lot of that coherence comes from emulating real tanks. Besides that, it’s cool to see them reimagined like this.

“Those uppity negroes in Ferguson need to realize that they are undermining their cause by impeding traffic and drawing attention to themselves.”

Oh, hello, person impersonating Ethan Gach!

Disturbing lack of sports aside, those roller derby bombers and that Yamoto are giving me feelings...

Ah shit, you just triggered my pedant card.

Uh...

Hell houses and the like are awful and abusive, sure, but they barely scratch the surface in terms of the harmful insidiousness of religious thought. The harms caused by the notion of a life after death are downright demoralizing when you notice how widespread such beliefs are.

“flat out misrepresentation of Christianity as a whole”

Waitaminute...