Thats the neat part, just dont.


For real. Thats like working at a gun factory and after years expressing concern thats it might be harmful.


‘Im concerned this meat grinding facility doesnt support animals rights.’


Sad thing is: this doesnt mean shit. They dont even need to feel bad. This is the new normal and every new incident with no consequences normalizes it further.


Bypassing democracy to oppress your political opponents? Rings a bell


I dont think anyone is this stupid. They simply saw it as an easy excuse for mistreating another person. Powertripping is the real drug use here.


Being plain evil without pretending otherwise has worked out just fine until now, why would they stop?
I think only the 2nd amendment can help you at this point.


Depending on how the question was worded Im willing to bet a large portion of those means violence against the lunatic leftists.


They hate your country? Just because its a fascist dictatorship exploiting the rest of the world and committing genocide every chance they get? How could they.


While I am against using illnesses as slurs, I am 99% sure Elon Musk has NPD even if was never officially diagnosed, which he would avoid for obvious reasons. So I wouldnt count this instance as using an illness as a slur.


How the fuck did we get to the point where a company which literally only takes your money and gives it to someone else (and also gets paid for that) can decide what kind of content people consume?


Which will not happen because it would cost them $250m, please dont pretend to be so ignorant.


I agree. But you said “Better juge on the product than on internet dramas.” and I dont see how the game would tell us anything about how Krafton fucks the developers.


It was exaggerated but I was referring to your willingness to ignore the circumstances of its creation in favor of a good product


Just an example of another situation where the way of production shouldnt be ignored in favor of a good product.
What are these ass games you are talking about? Im willing to look past them being buggy.