>>86023 All the characters from Krennic to Saw were supposed to have more to them but Disney decided it was too violent for them so they removed the war from the gritty war movie and left it simply as a gritty movie. But they kept the death scenes so Saw, who was intended to be Jyn's mentor, instead just died five minutes after being introduced to her.

>>85582 > or "environmentally bad." To be fair filtering sea water through desalination does actually make the surrounding waters a lot hotter and cause obsessive plankton or algae breading and because of the heat along with over fishing world wide not enough fish are around to eat them like they otherwise naturally would or something like that anyway. Sorry but Commiefronians have a point there along with B&ing plastic straws. A simple solution would be to just stop draining all the great lakes so boomers can water their grass in a fucking desert and tell Nestle they can't bottle anymore CA water and to fuck off back to Switzerland and over all tell citizens they have to learn to start living within their means because the state can't realistically provide them a Democratic Socialist paradise anymore. BUT..... Commiefornians are retarded so they'll just, refuse to act with real solutions, and blame their exaggerated boogiemen like old Eustace with his pickup truck who lives out in the middle of the Mojave, minds his own fucking business and orders thousand dollars worth of water from a truck every few months and has filters in his back yard to catch the occasional rain fall and of course THAT'S EVIL because it should be given to niggers, spics, and white tweakers who will inevitably OD on heroine and keep littering the streets with plaque infected needles. >>85626 I swear every time I tell one of my leftist friends or family members about how those shitty Emuistan tree's aren't helping and that they should all be cut down exuding ones own for farming extracts and oils they just think I'm crazy and denying climate change or whatever even though I'll say it is a problem to an extent and that we should boycott China if we actually give a shit. Turks did nothing wrong when they mag dumped their Maxim's and Mausers into Aussiefags. I wish they'd do it again tbh.

I really hate Nimby's and commies

>>86018 >creator of God of War couldn't get gud at Metroid Dread Jaffe or the fag behind the new games? <The former That's surprising. >>86019 >the bad guys were actually good? Haven't there been several stories were the villain originally was the hero, but became corrupted along the way, so the protagonist was sent on a mission to put them down like the sickly dog the former hero is? >>86020 >the good guys were just as bad as the baddies? And, that's even older. Where you have protagonists desperately sticking to their own moral code, despite the circumstances, for no other reason than because they believe that their morals overrule everyone else's, and to defy that is to delegitimize all of their prior actions.

I had a centrist get super salty at me when I pointed out that they much like the left and right wingers they lord over, they are just as ready to jump into confirmation bias to defend their views and will deny object reality just to stay in the middle. This person had a meltdown the whole time I spoke, anyone tend to notice centrist tend to be like this?

>>86029 There are two kinds of "Centrists", cowards and straight-men. The latter is rarely encountered unless they're completely uninformed on the subject or haven't hit puberty yet. Sounds like you encountered the former.

>>86018 >People can't play games because they don't tell them where to go exactly

>>86026 >so boomers can water their grass in a fucking desert The biggest culprit are vineyards and various plantations by a wide margin. Everyone in the state would have to start using reverse osmosis to water their plants to have any hope of catching up https://archive.is/ckUoU

>>86031 I remember having that problem when I was eight years old and playing Pokemon and Zelda on the Game Boy. The solution I found was always to keep wondering around until something happened, or wipe the save and restart the game because I thought I missed something.

>>86030 What blows my mind is how even if a situation is clear cut and someone is just fucking wrong they'll still try to spin the issue as grey. Now there are many shades of grey I'll agree but sometimes things can be black & white and sometimes things can definitely be a shade or two of grey but there can also be times when a situation is so bizarre that you can't really label it either. But every centrist I've met has been a purposely obtuse moron who makes excuses or false equivalencies 8 out of 10 times. >>86032 What the fuck is wrong with cali?

>>85487 A meme edit would be Goku = kicking ass Superman == taking it in the ass >>85875 Digibro is a literal tranny now and butt buddies with Jim sterling. Twitter and SJWs will defend him like MAPs on Twitter. Maps themselves are overwhelmingly LGBT. Especially the T’s.

>>86032 >wahhhhh why can't commiefornia be an huge agricultural powerhouse and preserve the environment too!! Bad case of wanting to keep your cake and eat it too.

Anyway that's why I always buy local, because trucking food in from the other side of the continent is retarded, a waste of fuel in most cases, and locally grown organic food just taste better as well.

>>86032 >he doesnt know about the pistachio jews

>>86033 Yeah, but you were eight back then and instead of just giving up, you decided to explore. We're talking about a grown-ass man, with experience in making games, who unlearned the capacity to explore in a game.

>>86037 Unless you live in fucking shithole like Canada where we are charged up the asshole for homegrown food and etc by farming and production cartels despite it being in theory logically being cheaper being Canadian grown. It's getting to the point where my bill of getting basic fucking necessities is 89-150ish leaf bux, but no one wants to talk about how our food prices are plan fucking robbery as "Lol better then the Americans somehow lol!"

>>86028 (checked) >That's surprising. Anyone who plays too much gAAAy shit will suffer brainrot from mindlessly following quest markers and such. When they finally bump into shit that requires them to turn their brain back on to learn maps or figure out what to do then there is a strong negative reaction since they were so conditioned to having the game point out everything for them before.

>>86040 >but no one wants to talk about how our food prices are plan fucking robbery Really? Here in the U.S., talking about Canada's insane pricing has been a joke for years. Need look no further than at the book of a book and see that the Canadian price is at least 30% more than of the American price.

Call of Duty: Vanguard Might Be The First Game In A New Trilogy >The Call of Duty franchise covers multiple theaters of war, often opting to tell fictional stories within a web of historical conflict (e.g., World at War, Black Ops, the first few games in the entire franchise, etc.). We take on the role of soldiers on the front lines, and sometimes these player characters become mainstays – Captain Price/Roach in Infinity Ward’s original Modern Warfare trilogy and Mason/Woods in Treyarch’s Black Ops franchise. >Call of Duty: Vanguard is the latest entry in the long-running CoD universe and its writers want the game’s characters to be mainstays. Vanguard might end up being the first game in another Call of Duty trilogy. >It is important to keep in mind what is going on within Activision Blizzard at this time regarding ongoing allegations about the work culture. The ongoing lawsuit from the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) against the company is over reported toxic workplace culture. >The bulk of the suit focuses on "violations of the state's civil rights and equal pay laws," specifically regarding the treatment of women and other marginalized groups. To learn more about the proceedings thus far, including details listed in the lawsuit against Activision Blizzard, please check out our previous coverage here. >We came into this process saying ‘how do we make iconic CoD characters’ because we don’t really have that in Call of Duty right now,” Sam Maggs, writer at Sledgehammer games, said. “We came into this being like, ‘who could be our flagship CoD characters’ because we want to make Vanguard 2 and Vanguard 3. >We have two more stories that we really want to tell with these characters, so we’re hoping that if people love them as much as we do, we get to continue to tell the story of these people and make them figureheads for this era of CoD.” You can listen to Maggs and the rest of the writing team talk about this around the 43-minute mark in the video above. >Call of Duty: Vanguard’s campaign follows an elite task force – Sergeant Arthur Kingsley, Lieutenant Polina Petrova, Private Lucas Riggs, Lieutenant 1st Class Wade Jackson – as they venture deep into Nazi Germany to bring the Reich’s mysterious Pheonix Project down to its knees. https://archive.ph/CbFtk Ubisoft’s Cuba-inspired Far Cry 6 game faces pressure to perform >Ubisoft Entertainment SA usually releases several blockbuster video game titles a year. But in 2021, thanks to a string of delays caused in part by the pandemic, the French publisher has just one: Far Cry 6, which comes out Thursday for PCs and consoles. >The stakes are high for the latest entry in the nearly two-decade-old franchise. Ubisoft shares have fallen more than 40% from a January high largely due to a weak software lineup and the fallout from allegations of sexual misconduct last summer. >Ubi needs a hit,” said Doug Clinton, a managing partner at Loup Ventures. “They’re in culture hell and the stock has underperformed other major publishers. A hit could restore some badly needed momentum to both company and stock.” >Clinton said he expects Far Cry 6 to outproduce 2018’s Far Cry 5, which sold 5 million copies in its first week. Anything under 6 million units would be “a big disappointment,” and Ubisoft’s shares could languish during the wait for the next big title, he said. >Far Cry 6, a first-person shooter, is set on a Cuba-inspired island called Yara, amid a bloody revolution. The game features Giancarlo Esposito, the star of hit TV series “Better Call Saul,” as the antagonist, dictator Antón Castillo. The player becomes a guerrilla fighter and sets out to take him down. >Early reviews have been mixed, with many critics noting that Far Cry 6 follows the same open-world formula as many of Ubisoft’s other big franchises, such as Assassin’s Creed and Watch Dogs. Some reviewers expressed disappointment with the game’s depiction of Latin America. Bloomberg spent a few hours with the game and found it slick and fun, if formulaic. >It will feel very familiar to anyone who has played previous Far Cry games. Esposito’s performance is a highlight but his appearances aren’t as frequent as this reporter would have liked. https://archive.ph/noozN

>>86042 I should say no one in fucking leafstan wants to talk about it as it would mean we aren't better then the Americans.

>>86038 And almonds, and avocados, and peaches. That's why I said various plantations

>>86040 Not so sure about that, I'm in Europe and I've heard your grocery prices are so high, they're hard to beleaf.

>>86046 >beleaf? >"looks it up" Dammit Carlos

What's the next edition gonna be?

>>86049 Git Gud Edition featuring >>86018

>>86050 Use this image

>>86028 >>86018 >>86041 To be fair, it took a bit of time for me to make sense of the map and it's been ages since I played any sort of metroid(vania) but holy shit. God help us if they do remake Metroid Fusion.

>>86052 Imagine the upcoming Silent Hill remake. Do you even think they'll even be able to get to the dinner?

>>86053 >dinner they wont even make it past brunch

>>86055 I don't get it.

>>86053 Did they learn nothing from the HD disaster?

>>86055 ?

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