It would be really weird to review an RPG and not mention the plot (which is the main reason to play it). Since this was a physical copy only PSP game (which matters because it blocked you from playing it on the Vita or PSTV), it will be a new game to the vast majority of buyers anyway.

Sure reached Godwin’s Law fast in this arguement.

I still feel like everyone in the global hot take economy overreacted to hell and back from Yoshida’s statement re: diversity. If you actually read what he said (and register the meaning of the actual words and not your hot take interpretation) it is quite clear that there are other ethnicities in the world but that…

Not all hate crimes are based in ethnicity. Even when they are, it’s not always distinguishable by a glance, such as in the case of the Irish and Rwandans. I’m not saying Squeenix shouldn’t put more color in their game, absolutely they should, but I’m seriously struggling to conceive of a dumber response than implying…

The “works for nobody” part doesn’t really track. All of BGS’ games over the past twenty years (barring FO76) have been big critical and commercial successes.

Rather poor taste. Go back to 4chan.

she’s younger than me and Ive been gaming since i was little, not sure why it’s difficult for you to imagine.

“And also fuck aliens”

Except we should be able to also fuck the ones that look like weird space slugs and barnacles instead of being limited to just the ones that have two arms/two legs or look like blue human playboy bunnies with tentacle hair.

I say make a whole game that’s like the Citadel expansion - live in a swanky apartment, have parties, and solve mysteries and crimes on the side

Mass Effect RPG but instead of saving the world and killing everyone you just, like, run a bar on the New Citadel or something and get to interact with all the people and solve little mysteries and puzzles and also run your bar and who knows maybe you get to romance an alien or two.

Shepherd “died” at the end of ME1's cannon ending

And other companies pulling marketing get lambasted despite, you know, “their company, their rules”.

Strange how these dipshits whine that banning people spewing the N-Word, harassing Trans individuals, or claiming that drinking bleach will cure COVID is “violating the user’s free speech”, but they draw the line at mocking the petulant billionaire upset that he’s being clowned on.

Even funnier are the Musk stans running around defending it as "his company his rules" ignorant of the "free speech" Musk promised. 

Around like 2009/10, some leftist friends of mine were active on different boards there. I remember there still being a tiny bit of unease around it; it felt very much like a wild west corner of the internet where anything still went, but from what I remember it hadn’t metastasized into the the just absolute orgy of…

NLRB complaints aren’t about working conditions. They’re allegations that an employer has somehow violated an employee’s/employees’/union’s right of protected concerted activity.

Where does it say that? This story is just “Someone complained about Nintendo. This seems to be a trend, because here are several other places where employeed also complained.”