People should understand that the best way to counter this crap is to not give it audience.

I've been Playing Fire Emblem: Genealogy of Holy War. Looks sweet on RetroArch with CRT shaders enabled. The fan translation is also very, very good.

I also finished Inside yesterday (something that has been sitting on my queue for years). Excellent game, I enjoyed it as much as I had enjoyed Limbo. The ending did not disappoint.

Interesting, it's why I actually stopped comparing videogames to art. If art is supposed to be boring, then I have no interest on it.

See, I don't even have a problem with things that at times challenge my sense of aesthetics, morality, sensibilities, and so on. But there ways of doing this without being pretentious or just plain boring.

Retards gonna retard.

Really, I barely even paid attention to this game. I think more people should do the same.

I only read Sandman: The Dream Hunters. It's not a comic book per se, it's more like a short story with some illustrations, drawn by Yoshitaka Amano.

I highly recommend it, one of the best things I've read.

elements that easily could have been softened or diminished for a 2020 adaptation.

Current year delicate sensibilities cannot handle anything but the most insipid, bland subjects.

I swear, children are not this weak.

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I'm not even joking.

It doesn't matter. Those words are vague enough that they can be applied in any arbitrary way. They are not really held accountable by past decisions to enforce things evenly.

The blue checkmarks mutually smelling their own farts there. Twitter is so predictable.

Two points on this:

1. I think that moderators should definitely be criticized. Neither Bane nor any other mod on that list - including me - is above criticism.

2. I do believe that we can (and I hope we will) relax a lot of the more restrictive rules that existed on our home in Reddit. That doesn't mean a level of politeness should not be enforced. Whatever arguments you might have will have more chances to be heard if you are civil.

Now, begone.

We used to exist in Reddit, and had multiple places linking to us claiming we were toxic. The way I see it, it only ever served to bolster our popularity.

More advertisement of our new home can only be a good thing.

Free advertisement is always good :)

This is great news.

Staying alive is the best way to spite those that would see us dead.