“Fuck more!”

How can we expect those lines to keep going up without a steady supply of fresh recruits for the grinder.

Yeah, looks like it’s in 0.19

I can’t see it myself, because my instance is still on 0.18

The opening of the first one is actually really good. Just a shame about what came after.

Wasn’t 2 completely fucked by the writers strike?

Not even that.

IP address isn’t part of your public profile, so it’s not something they could ever access unless you make an account on there directly.

Bumblebee is the only good Transformers movie.

You can ignore all the others, but this one is worth it.

Yeah, trackers are what we had on the Amiga, and it was mostly just sound samples played at varying pitches. It’s definitely got an old school sound to it, but it’s only a low track limit that makes it different to what we have now.

Real chip tunes are where you torture an AY-3-8912 chip until it sings for its master.

It’s annoying that you can either choose between having a weedy shit burger that’s mostly lettuce and has to be held together with a stick, or eating a really expensive one and have to look at a load of wanker tat on the walls.

Also, you can stick your brioche buns up your arse. A brioche bun is not a load bearing bun. It dissolves in contact with moisture.

SMH, what is the world coming to when the Auschwitz museum is run by an antisemite.

The problem is critics are people who always value the new and interesting, and good acting. Because they watch a lot of movies, day in day out.

Sometimes normal viewers just want something dumb that’s exactly what they expect.

For me, it’s not Bruce that’s great in Die Hard. It’s Rickman. Die Hard 3 does better on the protagonist side because of the chemistry between Jackson and Willis, but again it’s the classically trained theatre actor doing a lot of the heavy lifting, single-handedly stopping it from turning into an episode of Blue’s Clues.

Just get away from Jedi and the Skywalker family. They’ve run their course.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0wHqNi3x5M

For those that haven’t heard it.

Yeah, but he was like fucking 80 by then.

Or just sites that don’t need a consent popup because they don’t sell your shit.

Yeah, it’s still there, but it’s from a different era. If Naughty Dog could make TLOU Online for $2 million like UT was developed for, they’d have just done it. I suspect they’ve spent more than that just on market research, and the answer has been “gamers aren’t really interested”.

I mean, I like the TLOU and Uncharted games, honestly don’t think Naughty Dog has ever released a bad game since the PS1, but I can’t see my self playing some online multiplayer only bullshit version of it. The players that do want that have already got enormously successful games that they already play. Muscling one of them out of contention seems like a monumentally hard task for a small team to do.

I’ll take it just to watch them fight.

The flop of high profile titles like The Avengers showed that it’s no golden bullet.

Some gamers love a game they can play forever. Maybe others gamers dabble in it, but it’s time that becomes the limiting factor. I know people that every year buy CoD and FIFA and nothing else, and sure, they make unreasonable amounts of money, but there’s plenty more on the table to be had from gamers who don’t like that.

Makes sense. The world moved on from Unreal Tournament for better or worse. You can’t just release and leave an online-only game any more. It has to be supported with years of content, or it’s never going to be popular and make it’s money back.

I’m going to guess it was always a small team ticking over in the background of Naughty Dog anyway. Their minute to minute gameplay is solid, but their stories and bombastic set-pieces are much more interesting and separate them from a crowd of pretenders.

Well you heard them. American numbers only from now on.

Get learning, kids.

Killed physical ownership of PC games. (Half Life 2 required Steam to work, locking your key to a single account)

Pioneered lootboxes. (Team Fortress 2)

Has price parity rules. (Prevent keys being sold cheaper elsewhere so gamers can’t avoid giving 30% of their money to Valve)

Those aren’t particularly pro-consumer.

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