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Here we go again. Apparently, you can't even make jokes about easy mode and these games now.
Here, enjoy a top 10 games list to laugh/get angry at, or whatnot
time.com
TLDR
10. Turtles Shredder's Revenge
9. Lego Star Wars
8. Res Evil Village Shadows of Rose
7. Sifu
6. The Last of us Part 1
5. Stray
4. Elden Ring
3. The Quarry
2. Horizon Forbidden West
1. God of War Ragnarok
The 10 Best Video Games of 2022
From a low-stress Lego Star Wars game that will please fans of all ages to the epic emotional saga of 'God of War: Ragnarok'
10. Turtles Shredder's Revenge
9. Lego Star Wars
8. Res Evil Village Shadows of Rose
7. Sifu
6. The Last of us Part 1
5. Stray
4. Elden Ring
3. The Quarry
2. Horizon Forbidden West
1. God of War Ragnarok
Forbidden West shouldn't even be that high. Let alone The Quarry. Shredder's Revenge should at least be in the top five. I will be playing that more than most of the other games on the list.Here, enjoy a top 10 games list to laugh/get angry at, or whatnot
TLDRThe 10 Best Video Games of 2022
From a low-stress Lego Star Wars game that will please fans of all ages to the epic emotional saga of 'God of War: Ragnarok'
10. Turtles Shredder's Revenge
9. Lego Star Wars
8. Res Evil Village Shadows of Rose
7. Sifu
6. The Last of us Part 1
5. Stray
4. Elden Ring
3. The Quarry
2. Horizon Forbidden West
1. God of War Ragnarok
I already posted earlier this morning.
If you want a good laugh, Forbes has pointed out the absurdities in the article.
‘Overwatch 2’ Constable Tracer Skin Spawns Silly Outrage Over Police In Video Games
Police skins in a game about futuristic police? Outrageous!
www.forbes.com
Now, I could have fun all day tearing the Kotaku article apart, but there's something almost insidious about the user's apparent morality (or "totem pole of outrage"). Here's the lowdown:
Ramattra: A terrorist who, regardless of his sympathetic goals, leads an organization that killed hundreds and wounded thousands (these figures are canon, to be clear) in the King's Row Uprising, and that was seven years before the events of OW2, where same organization is now launching attacks on cities all over the world, using far deadlier war machines than that, repeating a war from 30 years hence that killed millions.
Kotaku: Neat!
Tracer: An Overwatch agent sent in to stop original said uprising and is now fighting against the evil horde of robots who are doing the whole city attack thing, who has a cop skin.
Kotaku: Unacceptable! How would Ramattra feel about seeing Tracer in a cop skin, you monsters!?
I'd never cite Overwatch as any deep examination of the morality of terrorism and policing, but I'm not exagerrating, there seems to be some kind of profound mental disconnect going on here.
Have the "you must show respect for the developers' vision" and the "the game already has easy mode builds for scrubs and noobs" crowds compared notes? I mean, if the devs put those builds in there, you have to respect them!
No mental disconnect needed here, overwatch is a known game (ie people will click on the article) and clickbait drive advertiser dollar, if its silly with a political bend to it, the more likely it will be clicked on. Laugh all you want, but this article will probably be one of their most profitable of the moment.If you want a good laugh, Forbes has pointed out the absurdities in the article.
‘Overwatch 2’ Constable Tracer Skin Spawns Silly Outrage Over Police In Video Games
Police skins in a game about futuristic police? Outrageous!
Now, I could have fun all day tearing the Kotaku article apart, but there's something almost insidious about the user's apparent morality (or "totem pole of outrage"). Here's the lowdown:
Ramattra: A terrorist who, regardless of his sympathetic goals, leads an organization that killed hundreds and wounded thousands (these figures are canon, to be clear) in the King's Row Uprising, and that was seven years before the events of OW2, where same organization is now launching attacks on cities all over the world, using far deadlier war machines than that, repeating a war from 30 years hence that killed millions.
Kotaku: Neat!
Tracer: An Overwatch agent sent in to stop original said uprising and is now fighting against the evil horde of robots who are doing the whole city attack thing, who has a cop skin.
Kotaku: Unacceptable! How would Ramattra feel about seeing Tracer in a cop skin, you monsters!?
I'd never cite Overwatch as any deep examination of the morality of terrorism and policing, but I'm not exagerrating, there seems to be some kind of profound mental disconnect going on here.
How much does From Software crunch?
Following the success of Elden Ring, a series of negative reviews of From Software surfaced on Twitter, claiming that s…
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TIL developing Dark Souls is the Dark Souls of developing.
Bottom line is the game made big bank for both FROM and BN, and the people who probably worked the longest and hardest at the very least deserve comfortable living wages.How much does From Software crunch?
Following the success of Elden Ring, a series of negative reviews of From Software surfaced on Twitter, claiming that s…
TIL developing Dark Souls is the Dark Souls of developing.