DebatableRaccoon

Not heard of the ‘Phone a friend’ option?

As if that’s a surprise from Microshit.

The only downside is the audio quality being in the sewer.

It sounds like she’s only in it for the good times and doesn’t want to face reality. With that in mind, you need to consider how compatible that makes you too overall.

I doubt it’s as politically charged as taking fire on one side or the other. Genderbending characters has been a thing for a long time, Potterheads have always been a bit gaga for the Franchise, there’s currently more chatter around the IP because of the series, and the tsundere trope has been popular for a long time while we’re currently seeing a lot of animanga-isms make the leap to the west.

All combined, I think it’s as simple as people going nuts over a cute girl who happens to fit well into a franchise people have loved for a long time and otherwise have minor problems with. Throw in the plot tweaks people have been fanficking and it only stokes the flames of popularity.

Civilised society already sees it as an offensive word.

Oh no. Please, Ubisoft, just leave this one alone. They’ve been put through enough.

At the very least, you sized the recipient up well. Otherwise, it would have been rough, buddy.

Thank you, kind stranger

Now I can’t help but wonder what the Venn diagram of c/pcgaming and people who get “Flameo, hotman” looks like.

Here’s hoping they make a buyer-side Slop filter, at the very least.

Sorry home slice, but those facts you’re dropping are a little too accurate for ol’ Timbo’s liking.

Talks nothing but shit and has more power than he should while being little more than a bad joke? Yeah, that tracks.

A first-person Portal, Hardcore Henry style. Go for absolute maximum audience vomiting.

That’s an interesting rewording of “If you’re a PLC, you can be harpooned at any time”. It’s almost like investors are useless.

It will be fun to watch the bubble pop, all of these ‘customers’ go bankrupt and lose their assets and bonuses in the name of paying it off. That’s how it works, right? Looks at 2008. Well, never mind.