@PriestesofMars@Kotaku I dunno, to me it seems aesthetically similar to ff12 or some of the older tactics games. Maybe even a bit of vagrant story. But with an overall darker tone. As for the combat, it looks to me more like devil may cry, which makes sense since they hired a dev with ties to that.
@TheAllCreator @TheWahnsinniche @Some_Kind_ofSam@JesseCox I'm sure he's spent many hours researching and writing his book. He might very well feel like someone is taking advantage of all that work, but it's kind of arrogant to think that no one else could do the same, or that they shouldn't be allowed to discuss it without paying him.
@TheAllCreator @TheWahnsinniche @Some_Kind_ofSam@JesseCox that said, I haven't read his book so I could hardly say if there were specific lines they said on the episodes that were directly pulled from it. Though it seems that any similarity just came from Jesse offhandedly mentioning a story from an article that author apparently wrote
@TheAllCreator @TheWahnsinniche @Some_Kind_ofSam@JesseCox but it's a kind of a weak argument, since anyone writing about a public figure, with knowledge gathered from public sources, could very likely reach similar conclusions about the person and as such it would of course sound very similar.
@KaraCorvus The Great War youtube channel is an excellent history channel about WW1. It's interesting because episode 1 was released exactly 100 years after the start of WW1 with weekly episodes summarizing the events of the same week 100 years ago. https://t.co/tLEtho0YSt
@TisXander @GassyMexican Probably not, they made a point that his hands had nothing to do with it, that it was his own mentality and perception that was holding him back (remember the scene with the one armed sorcerer).
@cubbieblue001@wicked_Italian this isn't a comment meant to change minds, but do remember that it isn't just the mortality rate that's important when it comes to diseases, but also the chance of long lasting symptoms, and more importantly the effect it has on others if you pass it on while being asymptomatic.
@CampingWeller @Jeremydreed33 @Snake3CT @Zeppsgaming@CohhCarnage to be fair, it had it's biggest growth when branding itself for nsfw content, despite what it started out as, same as https://t.co/LMNIcjA3ID started out as something different and turned into twitch because of the popularity of gaming streams.
@Prozome@SpydyrrHeath @DisabilityStor1 In this case, two questions come to mind; were vaccinations required to enter those countries, and if so, was that requirement enforced properly at all times.
Also, you might only have been required to show proof if you came from a nation where a disease has been endemic
@RhedleyM @bonker_99@nytimes I'm not saying that that won't happen, just that it hasn't yet, and isn't a requirement them playing. UEFA definitely offered to vaccinate 7 of 23 teams in the league but the DK team was not one of those, so fact is he wasn't vaccinated and it wasn't the reason for his collapse
@rambalinwreck@nytimes no, UEFA offered 7 of 23 teams to be vaccinated but the danish team wasn't one of them. Their manager even complained that it gave the vaccinated teams an unfair advantage and asked for the danish team to get vaccines too, but it didn't happen (at least not yet afaik)
@OfPunderful @Broccolidwarf@nytimes following that logic then everyone in the stadium audience would have to be vaccinated as well, when in fact the requirements are that you just need to be tested negative. That's the same for the players.
@Lynxabi@nytimes no, UEFA offered vaccines to 7 of 23 teams in the league, of which Denmark wasn't one of those, and the danish football manager even asked for the team to get vaccines too, since he saw it as unfair competition, but it didn't happen.