Exactly why I dropped Arc Raiders when I was hyped for it. "The actors got paid, why are you so uptight about it?" when they're out here literally saying we paid you a pittance once and then own your voice forever in perpetuity to do as we wish while slobbering over applying this everywhere possible

Playing it as well, might hit you up for your thoughts on it after my playthrough is done. Only a few levels deep right now.

Code Red just hits different, you can feel it activate the neurons in your brain like OG Livewire

Fucking sad to see a cool site bend over backwards to justify shit like this, all cause you expect the bare minimum of decency from them in curation like not actively platforming overtly racist content. Goodbye and good riddance, rest in piss

Dude is a fucking Simpsons caricature of corruption. Wouldn't be surprised if someone handed him a giant money bag with a dollar sign on it while giving this quote

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Many such cases

I'm just saying tho

An otherworldly, ethereal/sacred space vs unity store asset flip

a standard retort people will say is that "it doesn't become fun before X" but like, engaging with the hobby/activity/skill I like IS the fun part. Sometimes it does really feel like it's actually an issue of personal motivations/expectations more than aversion to something being hard/failure

Something that trying to get people to play fighting games has made clear is that people will place unnecessary qualifications or purity tests on themselves towards something they're interested in. Its good to remember the primary purpose of a hobby or skill isn't mastery but personal enjoyment