I agree. Especially with how some moderators talk down to users, they sure licked those boots stomping on them to not lose their reddit powers.

Looking at you, r/de who’s “protest” was to “allow memes” for a week.

There is no chance in hell any of these cowards would stand up for their community. The ones that did are already here.

I thought it’s too late for that now.

Even if this group shuts down completely, all this does is waste twitter’s money while it also tells advertisers to stay the fuck away from ever do any business on Twitter.

Ah yes, the “hitler was good for the economy” bullshit. Even if you’d ignore all the atrocities (which you shouldn’t), fact is that the outcome was a country in ruins.

And Hitler’s economic plan was always based on stealing resources from other countries through war, because else the country’s spending was unsustainable.

Maybe the rumors about Putin having cancer are true, and this is what the scientists told him to not accidentally fall out of a window.

Very useful. I’ll definitely going to use the ranking stuff.

Wait, there isn’t any protective coating on those plates?

Looking forward to the first trial where a girlfriend AI is going to be called as a witness.

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Watching too many cop shows maybe (stuff like blue bloods). They usually treat fentanyl as something you will die from if you touch it for even one second.

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Musk is a master of finding the most backwards ass way to go about trying to solve a problem.

Covid-19 has made me even more cynical than ever. It has shown that people would rather die than accept reality. And compared to climate change, the effort to protect against covid was minuscule on an individual level. But still, too many people couldn’t be asked.

The change had been expected, with Musk tweeting in August: “This is coming from me directly. Will greatly improve the esthetics.”

Yeah… we figured it’s his doing, since it’s a terrible decision.

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I wouldn’t personally buy it for the switch.

But typically publishers are not making the price on release based on what platform you run it on. It looks worse, but that isn’t really the game’s fault. It has the same amount of cost attached to it as any other port of the game, if not more. On the other hand, from the consumer perspective, I can 100% understand why someone wouldn’t want to spend $70 on this.

In the end, will it be worth the money they put in to port this game to less-than last gen? I have no idea.

Imo the anger is a bit misdirected. Making a toned down version of the game takes equal the amount of resources, if not more compared to other ports. Performance wise the switch always has been a toaster, even compared to the last gen of consoles. There probably are now phones with more graphical power, so ports to hardware that is so far behind is difficult.

I’ve ported games to switch and there is a lot of extra loops to go through to make it even remotely run at decent frame rates.

The publisher could have made the switch version cheaper, but they probably invested more resources into it than porting it between xbox and playstation, so i can kind of understand why they didn’t.

The argument “it looks worse so it should be cheaper” is kind of questionable, when the console they are buying it for just doesn’t allow for much better considering the art direction. If the switch was as powerful as the ps5 or current xbox, they would have made the game look as good as it is on all the other platforms.

A valid question is if this needed a switch port at all, and considering the backlash, the publishers are probably asking themselves the same question.

Pay—the reason most humans work—remains a major motivator today. When consulting firm McKinsey earlier this year asked workers why they took a new job, nearly all groups gave the same No. 1 reason: More pay.

Getting a new job is usually the easiest way to get a raise, with pay for job switchers consistently rising faster than for those who keep the same job

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I have the very slight suspicion that it’s not actually the workers to blame for not staying at a company their whole life.

But charging it is easy enough?

In its dismissal of the broadband industry’s claims that itemizing fees would be too confusing for customers and too burdensome for providers

Sounds like there is a lot of shady shit in there that people will ask about if they had to list it.