Too fucked up and funny for contemporary audiences.

You can have a commune of wiccans represented respectfully in the game, with a soup making minigame, a small patch for planting and harvesting vegetables you can use, and a short quest chain featuring a little “theatre” performance event near the end, where you get to play the role of one of the fae. You even get a “play dead” button. The commune will feature interesting and iconic characters with appropriate jokes.

It’s just how some lumpy butts fold. Badly.

It would be called “OurSpace”, but really it would be “The Party’s Space”

You can’t just build shelter and grow food. All the land, clay, and wood is owned by someone else. You need to earn your land, clay, and wood. But we will give you some free food. We won’t give you shelter, we were playing with the idea and kind of set it up, but decided to not really do that. We allow you to temporarily set up tents in our woods and pick some foods there, but you can’t plant anything and you have to pay us if you want to hunt our animals, and if you camp in one place too long the forest police will arrest you. If you camp in our cities, we’ll have the normal police chase you around. Maybe break your stuff, maybe beat you up. Sometimes we’ll go farther. Don’t camp in our cities.

I think it’s actually more like 98 to 2

“Let the old games DIE!”

Love the communist gay furry part of it, the digital part not so much.

Through my Overton windows it is.

Just so happens mass deportation looks normal now, too. But giving up on transport and deciding to just start culling and burying those rounded up deportees in waiting is still a little outside frame for now. We’ll get there though. But don’t worry, we’ll just do a few hundred thousand so it won’t be like the Nazis, really. It’ll be like the diet version. For a while, maybe 10 years or so. Then it’ll go into full gear.

621 is more or less the site they go to for seeing the illustrations of dog dicks that they’re so fond of.

It’ll become a partisan thing and then the Republicans will start killing more games just to make libs sad.

And that’s fair. If we can’t figure out how to write this regulation properly, people shouldn’t sign it.

I don’t think so. It’s dead.

He hates StopKillingGames, because he thinks it will make bad actors try to ruin devs because he expects people to try to profit from being able to provide game access to players when the devs are out of the picture. So therefore we can’t stop killing games, we need to just let games die and stop feeling entitled to the necessary code to run servers. And besides we need to get comfortable buying games with temporary licensing deals that are more convenient and cheap for the developers so they can not renew them if the game isn’t successful, and if the license runs out then we need to accept that the music or car or whatever legally needs to be removed. And we need to accept that if corporate wants to delete our accounts or sew our mouth to somebody’s ass then that’s just gonna have to happen because it’s what we agreed to. Turns out the man is a business bro shill cunt totally cool with the new bullshit because it’s preferred by the suits.

That’s not even in the scene.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GX-m7UsCp3I

Here’s what Walter actually says:

How are you doing?

…mumbling…

How are you doing?

You did the only thing that you could, I hope you understand that.

Any thoughts on what our next move might be?

Our next move. Our next move. Given the fact that at the first opportunity, Gus will kill us.

No, no, we bought ourselves some time, yes, but… The question is how much. He will be looking for another chemist.

Are you sure you’re…

What do you mean?

What page is that?

More or less.

Also they’re not very heavy.

Hence their reputation.

It’s actually 1,332 km/h.

I mean it didn’t zip right through and leave a small wound that healed easily. It messed shit up and got complicated.

.22 has a weird reputation.

What are the names of the people on the board, and the main shareholders?

Welcome to the internet, this is what it’s like