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Sure, but a lot of people are, and crucially nintendo is. Also, I'm saying this cost them also on the returns side of things even before the lawsuit.

> Minecraft but better > Minecraft but not Java Cautionary tales demonstrated by Minecraft itself.

The ideal outcome (that'll never happen) is a PS6 that *is* a PC. But shareholders would never go for tearing down a walled garden ecosystem.

You can also do Lego minifigs if you don't mind paying shipping. They're super cheap from places like Bricklink and you can get a lot of different designs pretty easy.

They being the culture. Hence the funny looks!

They're talking the probability of failure, not the specific number on the die. If your skill bonus meets the DC, you have a 1/20 chance of failing, assuming a natural one equates to an auto-fail. If your bonus doesn't meet the DC, you have a higher chance of failing.

That is the best wedding invite ever. Congrats!

The GAAS crashouts are the modern equivalent. Shareholders were sold the idea of "our own Fortnite! Infinite money forever!". What they got was Concord. Anthem. Marathon. There'll still be cash-grab GAAS out there, but eventually investors are going to put it together that it's not a safe gamble. But unlike the ET "moment", *video games* as an industry, product, and art medium are here to stay. Making the things is too accessible now for the entire concept to ever be at risk again. The ET moment didn't just threaten Atari, it threatened the concept of home consoles. Trying to imagine a single steaming pile of shit or even industry trend "threatening video games" now is like imagining a movie so bad that it kills cinema. Even if every single shareholder-backed games studio got rugpulled tomorrow, there are plenty of other studios out there to pick up the slack.

"hello may, i never gave you my name." *fae catches fire and melts"

I think they may just be a mind melted apple fan boy. Its either that or apple managed to make those Cybermen earbuds from Doctor Who, ya know the ones from the episode with the Daleks and the dimensional rift.

> Not sure why you are so hellbe This is my first time responding to you ever. > Conveniently ignoring that. Seeing clips of something out of context is not the same thing as watching that. I was not ignoring it, it’s just not relevant. > And yes. It is a childrens animated television show. It was made for children and marketed to children. Which is why it was made on Nikelodeon and stars a 12 year old. Initially, yes. Which is why the first three episodes suck. After that it’s clearly aimed at adults and the creators aren’t going to suddenly move it to a different network. That makes no sense. > You are going mental over a childrens television show. Like I said, this is my first time literally ever responding to you. No one except you is going mental.

The average person has one testicle, so who knows?

i mean that *is* a pretty common thing, though to be fair that's partly because it's something that can happen in humans irl..

Well Microsoft’s marketing isn’t stupid.

> My favorite move there when someone points out thing that contradict is to say, "Yes. That's what you were told." Imply there's something mysterious to uncover about why those facts don't gel. Thid is how a lot of elder scrolls lore works

Cause Fear -> Cause Bear

Asking someone to write fantasy without putting their own lived experience into the writing would be counterproductive anyway. Good characters should have a little bit of yourself in them

I was really interested in VR after trying it a bunch of times and when Microsoft did their whole partnered VR headsets thing they failed so miserably I managed to get one for like $60 brand new. And then I realized it works well for like an hour tech demo and playing around in short bursts but otherwise is just a TV strapped to your face, hot and sweaty and kinda uncomfortable and your eyes kinda hurt after a while and the games kinda all sucked since no one had a sense of hardware capabilities... It's hyper niche and isn't really for everyone but how could companies argue against a TV strapped to your face.

Truly a man of the people

seventh sanctum saved my ass so many times