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  • chiliedoggtoGamesPop it in your calendars
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    19 hours ago

    You want to hear about a game to play?

    Clair Obscur. Made from former Ubisoft team members in what sounds like a healthy development culture and it’s a godamnned masterpiece at every level. Visuals, art direction, story, characters, mechanics, music - it’s all stellar.








  • You know all the disgusting child porn in his records they mention as the reason it’s not being released? It’s not the children in the videos they’re concerned about protecting.

    By all appearances, he was being allowed to do what he was doing by multiple governments and administrations because he would honeypot and blackmail people on behalf of those governments. And the government is sitting on that blackmail.



  • I mean… the movie kinda points that out, too. The exec straight-up changes his tune on the idea of a realistic Barbie when he’s told it will sell.

    It does a pretty good job of pointing out all aspects of Barbie, good and bad. From female empowerment to consumerism to the objectification of women and the issues surrounding body shaming.

    It even calls out the film itself for casting an unrealistically beautiful, successful woman to play Barbie.


  • They literally changed the rules on email storage while she was the Secretary of State, then crucified her for not migrating quickly enough.

    In 20 years they still haven’t managed to get a fucking star on everyone’s driver’s licenses so they can ride in an airplane, but she didn’t migrate tech systems fast enough and she should be in prison I guess?


  • No, she’s against intentional, purposeful alteration of weather and climate.

    Things like geo-engineering or regulation designed to reduce the impact of climate change fall under that category, while pollution for profit is just unintentional collateral damage that wouldn’t be impacted by her legislation.