He believes the requirement can lead to players boycotting games simply because they include AI.

Uh huh? And?

I still feel like I'm getting judged just for checking for broken eggs in a carton

So did The Big Bang Theory

The audience laughing wasn't the problem with that show

Okay, but "dude, what the fuck" should be up there

You misread the comment, and you agree with them

Skeptic is spelled sceptic in Britain, but septic is not.

How old is Koda, I wonder

“They say aspirin is good for thinning out the blood, and I don’t want thick blood pouring through my heart. I want nice, thin blood pouring through my heart. Does that make sense?”

Not particularly, no

This is a place to be part of a crowd, not really about being recognized. I'm not here to make personal friends, nor a following.

I'm here for news and discussion. This doesn't really require recognizability between threads

The letters seem to be missing the word "are" (or we're)

No wonder she was confused by the grammar

Oh yeah then explain Tenet

Magical machine can make time work backwards.

Is it really that hard to explain?

My cat was an "old man cat" for a while before he passed.

Anyhow, a "man cat" just sounds like a cat who dresses up like a man and fights crime

I don't entirely believe you

Am I the only one who appreciates Ethan Phillips and acting the way he was written?

Super Mario Bros 3 for the NES opened with a curtain rising as if the whole thing was a theater production.

This theme has been hinted at for a long time

It was a classic game concept. My earliest memory was of a helicopter game in the 80s, where the game worked basically the exact same way with worse graphics.

It's a very 80s game idea, and those games weren't for everyone, to be sure. But Flappy Bird wasn't a bad game, just a typical time waster of its decade. With Super Mario graphics.

I always wanted the Bajoran stories to be better, but most of them were really not great.

I have a soft spot for the Klingon episodes with Jadzia joining in though

BioShock 2 revealed that Andrew Ryan had a secret prison to throw people into when they disrupted his control over the city. And more than once he decided he would burn it all down rather than let someone else win.

It may have masqueraded as anarchy, but the system was still rigged from the start. There was always a ruler. And power can corrupt even the strongest idealistic convictions

Does anyone know, is this a legit historical protest sign, or did someone Photoshop this?

Either way, it's a good message

I suppose I'm in the minority here, but I avoid video or audio content entirely in these situations. I don't want to listen to somebody babble on about something, whether it's a news story, a documentary, an opinion piece, whatever. Just give me an article or even a blog post that I can read at my own pace, and easily scroll up to refer back to previous parts.

Ctrl+F is my best friend, and you can't do that in a video or podcast.

Funny.. in my experience, the people who ask are the people who don't have to. They are always welcome because they understand.