>>716168958
Its not even the correct color

>play badly
>ally starts insulting me
>start saying I am gay/black/a girl (one of these is actually true)
>they start using slurs
>report them for hate speech
>they get banned
Am I an asshole for doing that?

>play badly
>ally starts insulting me
>start saying I am gay/black/a girl (one of these is actually true)
>they start using slurs
>report them for hate speech
>they get banned
Am I an asshole for doing that?

I don't feel bad for pirating, but I rarely finish the games I pirate unless they are REALLY good. On the other hand for the games I buy it's the opposite and I'll finish them unless they are REALLY bad. Unless they were dirt cheap.

Maybe stop quitting as soon as you lose one match and instead invest time in learning the game. You will get trashed in any competitive game if you don't put some effort into it.

Also, look up guides, watch pros play. It is amazing how in 20 hours of active effort you can become better at the game than some people spamming matches for 500+ hours. It took me like 5 hours in CS2 to learn the recoil pattern of the AK/M4A1 and the basics of counter strafing, I instantly went from silver to gold and passed by several people with 1000+ hours on the game at silver.

Does anyone else think Bayonetta is just not that attractive? Her proportions are so weird, and her sexuality is so forced (for a lack of a better word). Her entire game is about how sexy she is but I can't find her sexy.

With so many games around nowadays how do you even decide what to play? Do you play AAA classics or do you focus on indies? Do you base your opinion on journalist reviews, or forum posts, or 4chan opinions?

Name 5 games that have her. Chuds are having a meltdown because she appeared in, like, 3 games.

I don't get the Miku hype. What game do people even play from her? Let's be honest her songs are garbage and vocaloid sounds awful. Also there are so many Miku designs with all sorts of hair styles/colors and even anatomy or eye colors that it doesn't even make sense, what exactly keeps her being "Miku"?

>>280535521
>nitpicking and putting Vegapunk's line out of context
>ignoring that Roger literally got there and said there was nothing he could do without fulfilling certain conditions

>>715060910
Is this satire?

Your scenario presumes that the worker has the option of choosing between workplaces
In a scenario with high unemployment rates where the worker can't chose, he is at the mercy of the corpo to be stripped of his human rights and work rights

You are also ignoring the very obvious scenario that the companies will team up to collectively fuck workers to the best of their ability because THAT IS LITERALLY WHAT ALREADY HAPPENS

>>714889783
I can assure you they are not falseflags. At least not from me. I never falseflag, it goes against my principles.

>>714797795
>Only the most braindead on either spectrum thinks this kind of regulation is le communist or le gamergate chuddism
1) It is, objectively, gamergate chuddism. It is literally entirely fueled by e-celebs that thrive off hatred. I don't see how you can deny this with any semblance of intellectual honesty. Like, if I supported your movement, I would still acknowledge the e-celebs are part of it, how can you possibly pretend this is not true?

2) It is the worst type of regulation. Developers should have the right to offer me a live service game e.g. WoW or Genshin Impact. And I should have the right to accept or refuse their offer. I don't need e-celebs and chuds saying "NOOOO IF ANON BUYS A MONTH OF WOW SUBSCRIPTION HE SHOULD HAVE THE RIGHT TO PAY IT FOREVER"

>be a kid born in the EU
>dad dies
>mom calls you saying you need to have a difficult conversation
>"Anon, your dad was a game developer..."
>eyes glowing, best news ever
>"He released 7 games..."
>mom starts crying so hard she can't even speak
>eventually recomposes herself
>"He released 7 games... in the EU. You know what that means...?"
>"Thanks to Stop Killing Games, our family has to maintain these games in a 'playable state' forever, or else we get arrested."
>"There are vulnerabilities and exploits coming out every month. We need to keep patching the games and ensuring they are playable."
>"I am sorry anon but this is your life now. You will be a slave of the games your dad created."
What do?