The MMO genre is dying because it's shit
Mindless grind whose only appeal is that having friends can distract you from how boring the game is (Fun Fact: you can play with them, on games that are actually Fun)
I hate that yugioh is the game that people have takes on despite having no real experience with it. I do not pass judgment publicly on games I do not know well, but I guess if you played for one year as an 8 year old it's fine.
He’s overblowing this. We’re not victims. But it’s not completely false. I love children and tend to naturally react with smiles when I see them but I’ve often got sneers by women who think I’m being creepy when I actually genuinely appreciate children out in the world.
Nobody talks about the intense, daily mental gymnastics good men have to perform just to exist in public spaces. The average man spends his life crossing the street at night, staring at his shoes in the gym, and hyper-policing his own body language just to ensure he doesn't accidentally make a woman feel threatened. Men are constantly paying a "public existence tax," carrying the burden of proving they aren't monsters, while society acts like men just walk around doing whatever they want.
LITERALLY NOBODY has ever said that any K9 monster was well designed people are claiming DAILY on this app to get every single name banned and erased from the game
Banlist wise I meant MD, I didn’t realize Master Plan is BANNED in the TCG.
MD also has Gryphon which the deck abuses.
Honestly this might just be a deck that sees zero play bc every MD player simply copy pastes the same 3 meta decks instead of experimenting with rogue.
Spyral is my number one pick for decks I cannot believe are fully legal and not doing anything.
I'd have ranked it alongside full power Zoodiac as a deck that cannot come back without restrictions.
Dark Souls did something amazing that most great series can’t do these days.
It ended.
Before it could be milked, before it could run itself into the ground or regress any of the world, characters or ideas. It told its story and ended on a high note.
I wish more series would lern this lesson but unfortunately, if a franchise ends you can’t make more money off of it and that’s all companies care about.
Not sure why this is blowing up all of a sudden, but if you actually read the quote, Isayama's "regret" is that he was too attached to Eren's character to portray him as a completely unsympathetic villain. In other words, he regrets that the ending he wrote went too EASY on Eren.
you can’t make a game that asks you to reflect on the inherent complicity the medium imposes on the player because deeply insecure people will misunderstand the message and go “but I had no choice 😞”