The Americans who spout off about things like standing up to tyranny and how much they love having guns are not the same people participating in this protest
And this is part of the problem. Maybe we should be the people bitching about tyranny and loving guns.
And yet, zero self-awareness to try to connect the actions to the outcome. If those same lies were fed to them in the exact same way, they will continue to do the same stupid thing.
It was still a really good game by the time they stopped working on it, and one of the least greedy CCG I've ever seen. Hearthstone was already starting to lose players, and they had a shot at being a replacement, even if the mechanics of the game were rather different.
And then Marvel Rivals came out and the CCG landscape was just overpopulated.
Next up: souls as property.
Satan: "I got a good deal on this one... only needed 500 dollars!"
I'm just going to guess that it reads "Are you winning, son?"
Kernel-level anti-cheat can go fuck itself.
They kinda did, if you think about it.
Say those words in the spoiler out loud, and you'll see how silly and ridiculous the concept was, especially to modern audiences.
Only the Sith believe in absolutes.
I agree that there were some duds in the bunch, but not everything in LDR was a hit, either.
Most of them told a good story, though, even for games that I would never think were story-oriented (PAC-MAN, Crossfire, Unreal Tournament, Honor of Kings, Concord). Honestly, I think they put more effort into Secret Level than this fourth season of LDR.
I agree, and I'm not trying to make it look like every page on Wikipedia isn't trying to be as impartial as possible. It's just that for certain issues, people can cheat their way out of impartially by magnifying or subduing the material they present.
It's almost as bad as the opposition's comparison of it to Skynet. People are never going to understand technology without applying some fucking nuance.
Stop hyping new technology... in either direction.