mgr:r and mgsv are the best games in the franchise

>>719116659
Better than VIII in every way except for the OST, but, again, it didn't do anything new for the genre unlike the first 5 games in the series.

One thing I can say is that I hope the 3DS version gets a translation patch soon because it oozes SOUL.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcF1_UQQrKo

>>28565279
>Technological """improvement"""
It's a redundant system solving a non-issue, not an improvement.
>no real downside
Aside from repair cost, potential parts availability (its proprietary)
>muh compromise
Why half ass two things when you can just whole ass one thing. Aka a very good Manual transmission.
>accessibility meme
I know you don't really care about that because you don't know any one armed riders.
>Hand strength
Buy a bike you can weild if you lack the strength to operate the one that's too much for you. If I was a Manlet I wouldn't buy a bike with 33" ride height nor demand the manufacturer to make the same thing but shorter.
>new thing bad
Bad thing is bad, I'm not a ludite. However when you shill a gimmick that negatively impacts the products lifespan and insist on yourself that New = better then you're mentally deaf or a PR agent
>>28565281
Funny how you fail to engage with literally any of my points, yet insist I engage with your word game.
>>28565291
If that's what you take away from the discussion, then you aren't picking up anything we are laying down.
>>28565295
a cable is simpler than an e crutch, a cable is easier to repair than an e crutch, a cable is cheaper to buy as a part than any part of your e crutch, and there is more mental faculties required to operate a traditional clutch than your e crutch.

You are all short sighted, ignorant, and blind consumers.
Physical components deteriorate and that feedback is given to the rider.
Hot take, I don't think people with one arm should ride a motorcycle.
No I don't think a limp wrist should hop on a giant bike or feel entitled to the big bike confiding to their shortcomings of their own physique.
Innovation isn't a bad entity, but blindly accepting all gimmicks as innovation is stupid.
If you suck at shifting so bad that you need a e crutch, by all means go for it. Just don't expect to recieve any respect from actual enthusiasts mmmkay

>>534572274
I do not actually care about the rank of the club perse, I just don't like afk retards leeching off my fan count for free carats and I don't like the dumbass danchou refusing to kick said retards

>>11923358
This board went downhill after it opened the floodgates. End of the Millenia with Dreamcast made perfect sense. The retro era was clearly defined and simple. Forcing it to be some weird expanding collection was a fucking disaster.

I think I'm the only Millennial alive that doesn't blame Boomers for everything bad in the world.

You're all totally brainrotted.

Group ideologies function as mass psychological prosthetics—predefined value systems that substitute for inner clarity in people who lack the courage or capacity for independent thought. They're not adopted through reasoned conviction but absorbed through social osmosis, emotional weakness, and fear of isolation. These frameworks reward obedience, not insight. They sterilize nuance, flatten identity, and allow systems of power to direct populations with algorithmic efficiency. Most people cling to ideology not because it’s true, but because it relieves them of the burden of confronting the chaotic ambiguity of life without a script.

In contrast, the individual who has transcended illusion and mastered his inner landscape operates from a place of genuine sovereignty. He is no longer reactive to social coercion, moral manipulation, or the approval economy. His mind is not a battleground of borrowed opinions but a precise instrument sharpened through self-examination. Such a person exists outside the reach of narrative control and ideological contagion. He doesn't need consensus because he has clarity, and that clarity is inherently disruptive to any collective built on fear, conformity, or delusion. He is not just free—he is a threat to every system that relies on people not being.

Paul was a spy for the Roman empire
Jesus was real and the Son of God
Paul was a fraud
The Ebionites were right
Prove me wrong.
Jesus preached that chasing wealth was wrong and then years later Paul comes around and then all of a sudden money starts becoming a big factor? Give me a break.

Paul was a fraud and the Ebionites were correct about Christianity.

Why not just try to get those weird, anime girls, e-thot chicks to talk about his campaign?
The petition thing would have 100 000 000 votes over night

She was more interesting as a faceless void

>>60506153

Short answer: Yes.

Long answer: Yes. I literally grew up in the ghetto of East Cleveland, moved to a more rural area and lived in a double-wide trailer with my parents at 10 years old.

My parents gave me nothing at all because they had nothing to give. They didn't even have health insurance, or a 401k. They only had $200 - $400 in their bank account at any one time. I started working at 15 years old in a restaurant. Got a factory job at 18. Never got a college degree (yes, I'm a stupid pleb uneducated wage-cuck). Never even got any serious technical blue-collar training.

At 32 years old I'm in the top 5% of wealth in my age bracket. I make double the median income in my town. My retirement account is quadruple the AVERAGE in my age bracket. My networth is higher than the average networth of 55 year olds. I have great health insurance, life insurance, vision and dental. A completely paid off brand new car. I can travel whenever I want. I have 6 weeks of paid vacation through my company and holidays off.

If an average-low iq retard like myself can be out-competing all of you 130 iq college grad computer, buisness and finance bros, apparently I'm doing something right.

It's because people live above their means and never want to sacrifice ANYTHING. They've already done studies on this. Most people are short-term thinking chimpanzees. As soon as they get a raise, they go buy a brand new car, new $1,000 phones, a new house, etc. I've watched it at my own workplace. People making $50k a year are driving around in $600/mo Cadillacs, or $800/mo trucks and maxing 3 credit cards at a time with a 25% interest rate.

You can't help financially stupid people.

Let's hear them.

>Watch Dogs 1 was a diamond in the rough like Asscreed 1, and deserved a WD2 that actually stuck to its guns and perfected the formula
>Dragons Dogma 2 is fun, you all just dreamt up a game in your heads that couldn't exist and fell for marketing hype
>PlayStation has never done me wrong, I've loved them all even PS5, you used to buy a PlayStation for exclusives, now you buy a PlayStation to play every game that matters Day 1 for $400 once every 6-8 years