TheFriar

Oh, sorry, you misread. I said “other angle.”

Because…yeah. I want it plastered all over. He looks so fucking stupid and is so goddamn inept that I’d like to be able to display the richest man in the world’s undeniable Nazi salutes. Because…we should. Don’t you agree?

Yeah but I just meant that when he turns around, the second one looks less doofy and contorted. I thought someone behind him would’ve been filming on their phones, I’m just surprised there were no phone videos from anyone over there. I wanted to see someone’s from that other angle. It’s weird there was only one video of it, I figured those assclowns would be relishing in having such a “le epic” moment recorded.

You can just tell that he was thinking “I’m gonna do it! It’s gonna be such a master troll!” So he overthought the first one and it’s almost so lacquered in false confidence while the second one he just kinda doesn’t overcommit, if that makes sense.

I fully agree, it was 100% a Nazi salute. Both of them. I just wanted to see another angle on that second one.

Because there were people in the crowd behind him. He almost faced right at them. I didn’t think this would be a controversial take

Buy em a drink, make polite chit chat

Yeah, it was the millennials who were “disrupting” industries and “killing” industries.

I mean, what is this chart? What are the metrics?

“A book?” Jeez, take a hard look in the mirror, friend! It’s obviously “an book.”

Jesus Christ. This is why people hate Americans.

How was the second one “so bad?” It had incredible narrative, more in depth gameplay, challenging and coherent themes, depth of storytelling, it took risks that a lot of people didn’t like, but you can’t say they were done poorly. They were just challenging for people. And that’s good. The same stories told with the same character arcs following the same hero’s journey is boring. TLOU2 challenged you with the characters making choices you wouldn’t, it challenged you with co placated character arcs that saw well-loved characters turn into the villains, while the villain of the story became the one to end the cycle of violence…it was incredible. That worldbuilding, the design, the voice acting, the mocap acting, the more varied fighting styles, the expansive world…I mean, shit, I really do want to know what you thought actually classified as “bad” about that game. It pissed people off. But that does not make it a bad game by any stretch of the imagination.

Wait a second:

it’s hard for apple to manufacture devices in a country with robust labor rights.

Robust labor rights? The US?

We have child labor making a comeback here. It’s not that far fetched to imagine children working in hypothetical US factories if things keep going the way they’re going.