Blarghagh
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Whenever Blizzard worked with another company and delivered something unwanted and not up to Blizzard standards, like WarCraft Adventures or StarCraft Ghost, Blizzard has had the integrity to cancel it. Here's the test for them - if this makes it live, we'll know once and for all it's no longer Blizzard calling the shots but ActiVision.
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Blizz announces WC3 remaster and Diablo on mobile in pretty disappointing BlizzCon showing.
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Honestly agree with Trump on the birthright thing. All descendants of immigrants in the US need to be removed.
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Red Bruce is the new name for SonicMage. I assume the red is for Republican, not Communism.
More like Red Bruce and Red Bruce 2.
"Oh, you guys know I'm Blue, but this Red argument is so reasonable!"
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Watched the whole season. The ending was a bit tame but otherwise I loved it. Highlight for me was that one episode that was maybe 5 shots in total. Not much of an adaptation of the book (some names and ideas at most) but it's own thing.
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That sucks, man. My sympathies.
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First episode of The Haunting of Hill House did very well in creating a massive feeling of unease. Brr.
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No offense taken. Also, no real accomplishments. Didn't eat myself to death and actually contribute to society in a meaningful way for once? Not exactly heroic! lolThat burro part genuinely made me laugh out loud but, HUZZAH!, on your accomplishments.
Yes it is, man. Don't take away from your accomplishments, getting out of a dead end situation while you're depressed is nothing short of herculean. Thumbs up.
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I enjoyed Ant-man And The Wasp too, but wished it would go just a bit more looney tunes. Now that we've had Thor: Ragnarok, this one seemed almost tame by comparison. Also it struggled to keep Ant-man himself relevant.
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People didn't like Hellboy 2? Some pacing issues aside, I think it's probably the most unique and artful superhero movie we've gotten and I can watch it over and over just to take in the world Guillermo del Toro envisioned.
Re: Aquaman, I feel like I can skip it after that 'trailer'. That was like the entire movie.
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I love the book, but I couldn't get into the show either. It's cartoonish, overdramatic, obsessed with visual effects and stretches the material extremely thin. It's a Peter Jackson's Hobbit movies kind of adaptation.
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When they cast Bale for Batman, the studio doubted he could build up enough muscle and insisted they had backup options. When he showed up he had actually built up too much muscle and he had to lose some. Christopher Nolan compared him to a bear.
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I need more games with non-happy endings. I don't mean "game over" screens or you hit the wrong button/wrong choice and the world explodes/game over/reload.
...50 years (well, ok, 45 years) of happy/heroic endings in most entertainment and I'm tired of them. I need more character tragedy, pathos, ambiguous and bittersweet that builds and escalates throughout the whole game. Anything come to mind?
SOMA?
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Oh my god this conversation is still happening? Chilloutman, do you seriously think we want to create a eugenics program for or commit genocide against angry, disillusioned nerds on the internet? Let's get real, we're not games journalists here. This is just locker room talk.
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Yes, it specifies against a protected group. Such as those listed. So it could safely be ignored, as it added nothing I didn't already say. Or are neckbeards a protected group now too?
its nice how you skipped second sentence from wikiHate speech is defined as speech that attacks a person or group on the basis of attributes such as race, religion, ethnic origin, national origin, sex, disability, sexual orientation, or gender identity.
Unless you'd be willing to classify such people under disability, that would be a firm no.
''The law of some countries describes hate speech as speech, gesture or conduct, writing, or display that incites violence or prejudicial action against a protected group or individual''
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I've never read Koontz, I'll give those a try.
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Hate speech is defined as speech that attacks a person or group on the basis of attributes such as race, religion, ethnic origin, national origin, sex, disability, sexual orientation, or gender identity.
Unless you'd be willing to classify such people under disability, that would be a firm no.
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Starting the clock on Tim Allen charges. What will it be? Racism/Homophobia/SexualAssault/Trump supporting? We know it's not a question of "if" only "when".Last man Standing: The Return - Funny as always.
Isn't he an ex-convict already?
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Yeah, it's way too lenient.
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Maybe he's just with self diagnosed Aspergers
Nnnnnrgh! Ow, that hit me in the pet peeve. Self-diagnosis is better known by its real name, self-delusion.
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Speaking of churning out truck loads of dreck what was the last Stephen King novel that you guys actually thought was good? For me it was the Shining. It was all downhill after that. And a steep hill at that.
I didn't actually enjoy The Shining much, possibly because I saw the film first and the book being 11 years older than I am.
Stephen King's novels are really hit and miss for me. I enjoy a lot in a pulpy way, but the only ones I'd consider good are probably "Misery", "The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon" and "It". Lots will disagree with that last one, but I feel like it's one of the few books that captured the essence of Lovecraft's eldritch horror trope in a long-form story while being simultaneously something unique.
I generally prefer his short stories. Wait, does " On Writing" count? That's surprisingly good.
Let me get some opinions here. If you have read Dracula what did you think of Stoker's narrative device, presenting the story in the form of letters and journal entries? I was a little put off by it at first but the more I read the more I appreciated it. I don't think anyone else has done that.
I really enjoy this framing device, but I think it actually works better on the internet. Before the "Slender Man" blew up after that indie game there were lots of people writing super creepy narratives combining blogs, journals, letters and snippets of YouTube clips. I think it's a great way to create that 'dawning realization' style horror. I miss that version of the now cartoonish gaunt gentleman.
At the very least, writers of video games with journals and such should all be required to read Dracula for inspiration.
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Congrats on your possible sale, GD.
Re: Self-driving cars, what's the timeline on getting people to give up cars they drive themselves? Without trying to turn this convo to gun control as we've done that one to death, but I can see the slogans now: "You can pry my steering wheel from my cold, dead hands". I can't see people giving that up, especially car enthusiasts. And self-driving cars probably won't work that well while people are in the mix.
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Or did they? They got a lot of attention. Curious to see if it helped their bottom lineThat was obvious when none of the locations changed their signs. They still caught hell for it though.
Saw an article on Cracked (it was talking about manufacturing controversy) that claimed IHOP did really well despite 'backlash' and specifically their burger sales skyrocketed. Didn't have a source though.
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I don't know whether this is politics thread, funny things thread or weird random things thread. Kanye West changed his name to 'Ye', posts a picture of him wearing a MAGA cap and says 'no more outsourcing to other countries and abolish the 13th amendment'.
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Really? Wrath, of all things, is the cutoff point for you?