I've never had a problem with how Sonarr handles anime. It works just as well as anything else.

From the WotC site, contains art that's cropped out in the other version.

I'm waiting for user reviews on this one. I don't have a lot of immediate interest in it, but if it's very good, I'll give it a shot.

I wish posts like this would be tagged as satire so they could get caught by my filter.

Seems like everybody forgot about the HD release. It was good, and the only reason I haven't played it a third time is because I don't want to set up the console for it. Hopefully this new version won't be too bogged down with Ubisoft crap 🤞

It's a little funny, but I don't see it as a misstep. It's probably just a popular (I assume) character who's associated with fries, and them being realistic in assuming that it's common knowledge that over-indulging in fast food causes weight gain.

Their anti-cheat implementation could definitely use some work. Either that, or just give players the option to disable chromatic aberration, use ultrawide etc. I played the entire game offline, with the exception of a few specific spots. Sucks.

Cried when I read it, cried when I watched it.

I maintain that it wouldn't affect me. As for what would be reinvested, you say "a good portion," I say an amount so low that its impact will be immeasurably low.

You talked about extent in that you're suggesting the improvement in quality would be worth caring about; this is just you being pedantic. Allow me to be pedantic as well: I never retorted "well, it doesn't" because, unlike you, I've made it very clear that I'm giving my opinion rather than speaking in absolutes.

I can admit that billionaires are getting more than their fair share, never having expressed otherwise here, which is also why I believe the money would largely be going from one well-padded pocket to another.

We've both expressed our views so I won't be continuing this conversation.

Again, I'm not defending Gaben. If you think I'm a bootlicker, you can lick my ass. As stated, I don't agree that it affects the quality of the product to the extent you're suggesting, and going "well, it does" isn't going to change my opinion.

In fact I do think that, but it's not like I'm arguing in the interest of his bank account either; I don't see this directly affecting me, so I don't care.

As a consumer, I don't care about this. Even if Valve's cut were lower, the prices would remain the same. I don't get a cheaper game, the publisher just gets a higher cut, so it doesn't directly benefit me.

I only watched until someone spoke, basically. The subtitles immediately read like they're dubtitles, so I'll just wait and see if someone makes a fansub later.

Appreciate it. I actually found that out earlier today, and I gave it a shot. Tried it for a bit and uninstalled it, but I now know for sure that I would pay $10-15 for it, and no more.

I have not, no. I don't typically open the store page unless I have a specific goal in mind, in which case I do my business directly, and then leave the page.

Without being able to try a demo, that price is more than I'm willing to pay for this, yes.

Not paying much attention to early access titles didn't pay off here. I was unaware of the game until today, and would like to play it, but the dealbreaker is the price; I would pay what they were charging during early access, but not the current price. Guess I'm waiting for a sale, though that means I'll very likely just forget it exists again.

Host it exclusively to her user or don't host it at all. If you're not going to host it, you know your mother better than any of us, so you'll know which approach would work better.

It's the person's mother, and they already accepted the request. I feel like giving her a price quote is a huge jackass move.

As far as filtering your feed goes, RSS-Bridge is your best friend. Interacting with your feed can then be done through dedicated apps, both on mobile and desktop, if you prefer that to the native interface.