blackichigo

I just finished watching the special and I have to say it certainly isn't worth all of the controversy it seems to be attracting. A few people in this thread haven't even seen it yet are pointing at this like it is the worst thing that's happened in America. It isn't. When I read headlines about this comedy special that are something along the lines of, "The wrong white guys are liking this special.", it makes me want to shake the writer and say, "Will you please f****** stop doing this. This s*** is why that douchebag Trump got elected in the first goddamn place." Having said that i felt the special it self was pretty good and the epilogue was was nice bow top. Time seemed to fly by as a watched it. Is it his best? No, but I will be chuckling to myself about it for days to come.

As far as I can tell people's main problem with a special is his LGBT jokes and it's kind of got me a bit confused. Does the LGBT community not want to be treated like everyone else? Why is it okay to poke fun at literally everyone else, but somehow they are special and have to be put on this safe exclusionary pedestal? The left always preaches inclusion, but making all of these safe spaces is not inclusion. That certainly is not to say the right is for inclusion. They can't really hold hands, because they're too busy clutching their guns and tiki torches.

To me, it always sort of felt a bit oddly pandering and insulting, because the subtext is that you feel a person that is so weak and fragile that they cannot take a joke. It's been my understanding that a big problem in the LGBT community is that they don't feel like they really belong anywhere for most of their lives. What is more inclusive than sitting down in a group of people who are all laughing, making fun of themselves, laughing at how ridiculous and tragic this world can be?

Man I really wish I was excited for this but I burnt out hard the 1st game by the end of it and I really couldn't get into that 2nd game.

Honestly, I can take it or leave it, but if this game didn't have it's stupid unlock system I wouldn't have played it nearly as long as I did.

There's not much else for me to do besides unlock characters. I don't have anyone IRL to play with and I don't really feel like buying the Nintendo Online subscription to play with randoms.

Dude this is a weird thread. There are so many games each year that go by the wayside on this website. Hell man Persona 5 was my favorite game of last year and it got almost no recognition from these guys. It didn't stop me from playing it two more times after I beat it last year.

This just sounds like whining to me. The game is already getting nearly Universal praise everywhere else. Just enjoy the game you love man and if people agree with you cool. If they don't, you really don't know them so you have no real reason to be upset at their opinion. It just comes off as sort of creepy to be so upset that people you don't know, don't agree you. Stop expecting people to rub their genitals every time they mention something you like. Just do you.

I only ever read Ultimate Spider-Man but I remember loving the hell out of it.

I guess I'm in the minority but I actually like ff13 2. It's the only version of Final Fantasy XIII I actually enjoyed enough to finish.

I find the controls to be fine for the most part. But I did accidentally shoot the hell out of a butcher from the hip when I pulled the wrong trigger.

And dueling makes no sense. Why would you need pull the right trigger to ready your gun when the game trains you to pull the left one first?

Not very often because it isn't real.

I'm way more concerned about actual gun violence.

It's definitely David Cage's best game. But when you compare it to everything else, that's not a super huge accomplishment. I guess it's the turd with the least amount of corn or most amount of corn. I guess that depends on your personal stance on corn.

I was kind of already on the the side of buying it, but after reading some of the responses in this thread I'm definitely...probably going to buy it.