Seriously, I've said it before, but Gunn is truly a master of his craft.

Ok, thanks for the advice, but I'll keep doing things my way and you can do them your way.

Well, you're free to throw up your hands and do nothing then. No one's forcing you to boycott them. Have a good day

Sure, but they don't know that unless you contact them to let them know why you're not shopping there.

I checked who's advertising on The Daily Caller in this article, and it looks like Walmart is running an ad on their site right now. I reached out to them to tell them I can't shop there if this is the sort of rhetoric they are associating with their brand.

Fulfilling soft power fantasies is just as important as fulfilling hard power fantasies, if not more so, because it reminds us of our humanity and our civility towards others.

And given how many players I've seen say they do this, I have to believe that there's a good many people out there who would do the right thing if they could.

They're about things you can't normally do in real life - otherwise you would. So sometimes the power fantasy is as simple as being as rich or unworried about money that you can just give a total stranger $10,000 to make their life better.

I'm sure I got feedback during production that there wasn't much of a point to this, because the player doesn't get rewarded. But, games are about allowing you to explore power fantasies. And power fantasies aren't always about beating the bad guy with the most powerful weapons you can amass.

And do you know what rewards they get for doing that? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Not even an achievement. They just give up the money. Some lines of dialogue as a thank you and some followup dialogue, and that's it.

I'm proud to have written two of those characters, because it goes to show you that some people will go out of their way to give a few virtual humans large sums of fake money that they still had to put real effort into earning, instead of buying more virtual guns or spaceships or whatever.

I was reading a thread on Reddit about Starfield and a commenter mentioned that in all their playthroughs, they always give money to a few NPCs who are poor, downtrodden, or need it for some other reason.

Here here!

Meanwhile, I witnessed plenty of MAGA people getting real big mad and losing their minds over Cracker Barrel updating to a more more modern logo, claiming it was somehow "woke" when really it was just bland.

The admin that leaked war plans on Signal and stored classified documents in a Mar a Lago bathroom wants to relitigate Hillary's emails?

For someone who claims to be so strong and manly, he sure looks weak bitching and moaning all the time.