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Xenoblade X is still stuck on the switch
Oh cool, ecofascism. The unsustainable practices we have are what's killing the planet, not the scale of human lives specifically. And as long as that doesn't change, we have no future.
That was really sweet. Going with no dialogue for the latter portion was really effective.
This is the funniest cover Nanashi could've done for this
Redundantgasaki...
Nintendo isn't the publisher and it's actually gone on sale several times.
I was reading this earlier thinking 'holy shit, did Nanashi go for the long con?'
I started with boogiepop phantom, and was really excited when the newer anime came out. It's a really unique series in general.
I talked to him at length, but I still chose to kill him. Maybe if he sounded even a bit remorseful about what he did I'd get letting him go, but he sounded like a bastard about it and I feel more for the people who were aggrieved by him.
I hope you're an early adopter, given the level of resolve you have towards this.
Is profit at any cost morally irresponsible?
No, it's the consumers who are wrong.
I'm only using one example that has been corroborated, but there's a lot of allegations on him going way back, to the extent that this was an open secret in the industry? I don't understand what you need to see from a conviction that you can't already. Public opinion isn't the same as legal.
If you're worried about creators, support them via their patreons or what means they determine. They aren't making much directly from YouTube, and their support streams are more certain that way.
Not sure any of us should, tbh
Continues to be the most successful assassination in modern history. Dude got him and everyone went 'wait, he's got a point?'
Imagine wanting to know about the latest Android hardware on... squints the android board...
So you see this as specifically a tiktok problem and not a tech problem? Do you think it won't/hasn't happened elsewhere, and will be only a tiktok problem? I don't use tiktok, or care about it but I feel like every problem with it is something endemic to social media platforms run by businesses atm.