Libertarians today
That show had absolutely no reason to be so good for such a really toxic game.
I recommend this to non-anime fans too! The episodes are so good and non-anime tropey.
I don't think it matters for Big N. I got a cease and desist a long time ago for using a video game trademark in my website URI as a teen. I mean I could have fought it but it was enough to kill my spirit.
Going to guess the creators aren't seeing this as their bread and butter and enough of a threat of a lawsuit can pretty quickly slow down/shut down a project.
Yeah seriously.
Also are we not at a stage where most games have been dumped perfectly already?
There was a highly upvoted post on the cozygames subreddit which I'm paraphrasing from memory.
Every time someone shares something in the Stardew Valley genre, there's like a militant group of commenters who are outright hostile to that new game. And yes, I'm seeing that sprinkled in the comments on this post.
Like, imagine any other genre having to deal with people like that? "Oh that looks like it's ripping off Doom how unoriginal looks boring just play Doom".
He's edgy, he's "in your face." You've heard the expression, "let's get busy"? Well, this is a ~~dog~~ manchild who gets "biz-zay!" Consistently and thoroughly.
I can just hear the mouth breathing.
(No offense to mouth breathers, of which I am one)
Average YouTube influencer for me.
It's gotten even worse in the past year. Most of them sound like they're parroting AI summaries of blog posts and sprinkling stupid ass cutaway gags to memes. Like rather than actually consuming the entire body of context around a subject and having an informed take, they're just giving shallow thoughts and trying to monetize.
Any YouTuber whose whole angle is to spicy commentary on current events in tech/programming is definitely part of the trash heap.
Remember when Elon came on stage to booing?
https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/12/business/elon-musk-booed-dave-chappelle/index.html
Yep.
Look at how legacy media is covering today. Kamala went on 60 minutes. What are they reporting on? Trump's reaction to it and what conservatives think.
I heard the term "sane-washing" in the context of news only posting interpretations of what Trump is trying to say.