Maybe they're trying to prove a point. Or maybe all they've got left are the diversity hires.

They also sold it to parents as a DVD player since most of those were 600 dollars.

And in less than a year, everyone would learn what a terrible idea that was.

Never felt bad for him in the first place. Not only because he supported the politics and activist terrorist groups that made his murder possible, but because I had a strong hunch he was the type who would dance on the graves of everyone he even slightly disagreed with. His kind always are.

Sell them as coasters. Or doorstops. Or plastic clay pigeons. Or miniature frisbees. Or...something that people will find useful!

Be great if that's what it was, but I'm sure he was really thinking "I bet this is all some straight white cis man's fault."

With Micky Mouse apparently forcing Bimbo into joining a sinister organization he wants nothing to do with and that he can't escape no matter how much he refuses, I can't help but wonder if this cartoon was meant to be a prophetic warning.

This is the way. Show your kids the things YOU grew up with. Instill in them an appreciation and nostalgia for stories made before their time, before we got "spoiled" with all this CG and special effects-laden crap. It'll make them far more open to partaking in and enjoying media made across multiple times, which is sadly missing in a lot of people these days, who'll condemn anything made at least seven years ago as "old and outdated" and refuse to touch it.

Road to Hell, yadda, yadda. Not to mention, that's complete bullshit. Revenge, greed, and power-grabbing is the intent.

I'll remember this every time I see you leftists chimp out over the most retarded things. When you steal from others, set fires to cities, beat people black and blue, and murder them in cold blood and laugh about it later. As well as when they rape a child or a minor and then try to cover it up.

I mean the far cry writer manage to keep the option in their iteration of walking away, so the standard should not be that high.

I've just been looking at spoilers for Phantom Liberty. Funnily enough, it looks like it actually does something similar to Far Cry 4, where you can intentionally finish the story right at the beginning. In the opening mission, you can sit back, let the President of the NUSA die instead of rushing to save her, and the story ends then and there with the implication that it was probably for the best that you didn't get involved.

This shit won't stop until those fucking looters are dead or in jail.

Not just them. The mayor, the DA, and all the other elected officials need to be run out of town on a rail.

It's like a hydra. One strike falls, two more sprout up in its place.

Shame it didn't finish what Kyle started. Though in either case, this is one black-on-white crime I'm willing to look the other way on.

I wouldn't be surprised if in some cases, killing the whore was always the endgame for him. Black ghettos are already crawling with feral psychopaths that murder and maim for fun as it is. Why would this be any different?

Tell it to your fellow brothers in the 'hood.

TotalBiscuit BECAME one of those randos who couldn't get past his own personal political views.

From what I can tell based on reviews, not if they're linked to a quest or service. Which means the only NPCs you can kill are unimportant filler characters that are just there to make the cities look populated. I've even heard reports that there's one character who engages with you in a dialogue where one of the options is to attack him, but even after you select it, he STILL remains unkillable!

I'm sure plenty of those black trannies we hear so much about do it all the time.

A very relevant scene with Ed that's aged like fine wine.

THEN they'll start having problems with government overreach!

Yeah, you should liberate yourself from fat. Until then, will you be washing yourself with a rag on a stick slathered in Dove soap?

Nah.

Here's what I predict. Take a kaiju movie that you could probably tell in two hours. It has the typical hallmarks: humans sense disturbances going on with kaiju activity, struggle to understand what it is the kaiju are doing (or what the kaiju even are), and struggle even more to survive once the kaiju finally start doing kaiju stuff (destroying cities, fighting other kaiju, etc.). And of course, the kaiju stuff that we all want to see that will only take up about 10-20 minutes of screentime. Now stretch that out to at least 8 hours, pad the runtime by spreading all the human characters across different factions that are opposed to one another, if not at outright war, have them constantly plot and scheme against their enemies, allies and even people within their own factions to create INTREEG! in a story about gigantic monsters, throw in some illicit sexual affairs and token romances that don't need to be there, and still keep the kaiju action to 10-20 minutes of screentime across the entire season. Maybe even less, and with much worse visuals because they won't have the budget or talent to make the spectacle of a big screen production. That's what this series is going to be because that's practically what all TV serials are now. And that's assuming there won't be any ESG-farming content into account.

And this is from someone who likes Legendary's MonsterVerse.

So that's what the symbol for the Synogogue of Anti-Semites looks like. Those jerks culturally appropriated it!

Pretty hypocritical of them, considering most of the companions in the final game ended up being some variation (or combination) of human or elf, which in D&D usually translates as "human with pointy ears." Didn't even include any other staples of high fantasy like halflings, dwarves, or (half-)orcs in the main cast.

It's referring to the game "Lies of P," which is a dark take on the Pinocchio story set in a Soulsborne game.

Hmmm, mixed feelings on this. On one hand, good on the director for removing current year political shit from the game and saying he wants "everyone to enjoy the game," with what sounds like an implication that he means people who aren't part of the "modern audience" that everything needs to cater to nowadays. But on the other hand...it was still in there, which tells me the studio is compromised, and the game might be too in other ways. Maybe this was an honest attempt to stamp current year shit out of his product that some rogue employer put in and Choi is just playing nice with the gay commies at Kotaku, but it's impossible to tell.

Regardless, I've got plenty of Soulsborne games to get through, including Elden Ring, so it'll be a while before I get the urge to pick Lies of P up.