Ganbat @ Ganbat @lemmyonline.com

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Publishers have been known to add that info one or two days before release in the past.

I've used VR a few times, and I can confirm that the only part that makes me throw up is the price tag.

And he's talking about the toxic heavy metals the ash still likely contains.

Meanwhile, in reality...

I saw someone spreading the idea that it would turn people into bioweapons, Resident Evil style.

I've seen a few different methods. Scrubbed Patreon profiles, archives with passwords that change every month and aren't redistributed, etc. I've run into several artists who do this.

I guess that's what happens when you fuck with Nintendo.

Where do you stand on indie artists that are using Patreon to act like major studios, e.g. nothing is free and their work is limited release and deleted after the month?

"Why should it be removed?"
Because it hurts real people.

"But shouldn't people be able to modify the game as they want?"
Sure, they can do it themselves, but no one has to host content that causes real-world harm.

"But why draw the line at this mod?"
See answer 1.

Ya know, I love it when people like you use "civil discussion" as a mask, because it's always the most transparent thing ever. Your real goals are always on your sleeve, but you just keep pushing the same things over and over again so that, in the end, you can say "Look, I was civil, they weren't!"

Do you know what gives you away? It's the way no answer you ever receive is satisfactory. It's never enough. And it's usually cyclical, too, which is exactly the behavior you've displayed here.

It should be pretty simple here.

"Does it serve any purpose other than excluding people? No? Remove it."

Reminding me of the time Courage tripped a tornado with a tripwire to save Muriel.

It's depressing that this has to be said.

They're all ligmas.

Imagine Dragons? Imagine draggin Deez nuts across your forehead. Wendy's? When Deez nuts etc.

NewPipe, NewPipe + Sponsorblock, PipePipe and LibreTube are pretty much all of them.

Well, if you're paying for premium, you're still part of the site's profit, part of which goes to the mods you use, so either way shouldn't matter.

Well, for one thing, Nexus gives modders a share of ad revenue. Under a different name, I have a mod that's a backend requirement for a big, popular mod, and that nets me a reliable few bucks a month.

That said, a good portion of the modding community also exists on Gamebanana. If you want BotW, ToTK or Source engine mods, GB is the go-to.

Lol, props on taking the opportunity.

Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy. If you don't grab the newspaper at the beginning of the game, you get totally softlocked near the end.