vonAchdorf
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The most astonishing thing is that there was nearly no yelling, just the text2speech voice.
Somehow I think that Japanese dudes in their 30s who live alone and stream Minecraft are not going to add that much to the gene pool.Maybe it's a Darwinian thing - if you start a fire then you deserve to die in the fire, just to make sure you don't have any/more offspring.
Japanese Minecraft streamer accidentally burns down his apartment.
If you watch a bit earlier it's actually paper soaked in accelerant, he also managed to cover his lighter in accelerant which is why he drops it in the first place when the entire thingamajig catches fire.He threw a lit match into a plastic bag filled with fucking paper
Pretty sure it's the mic that he unplugs since there's no sound from there on.I like that he takes the time to remove some USB device judging by his notificatipn sound. Probably something very shameful on that drive.
Neogaf?
Means your language is offensive towards retards and they might feel opressed (if they weren't retarded)yeah, what does that even mean? Ableist? What?
Wow, what lazy reporting, the guy didn't even bother to boot the mod before writing this...
Or maybe he meant ableist as in able to use mouse.Means your language is offensive towards retards and they might feel opressed (if they weren't retarded)
For those of you that weren't aware, the Pokémon Company recently sued a fan over alleged copyright infringement. Here's the breakdown of what happened: A Seattle Café owner named Ramar Larkin Jones was going to be throwing a Pokémon themed party at his café, the Pokémon Company slapped him with a lawsuit, and the two parties supposedly managed to agree to a settlement. Jones was unable to pay the settlement and set up a crowdfunding campaign which successfully had managed to accrue the funds. Unfortunately for him, the Pokémon Company has now withdrawn the settlement, evidently as a result of his painting the Pokémon Company in a bad light.
According to Jones, the settlement was originally proposed by the Pokémon Company and there's allegedly documentation to prove that a deal had been made. Game Informer recently covered the story and Jones reached out to them via email:
We had agreed to a settlement once the story broke on motherboard we got a email saying they were pulling the offer because I was bad mouthing them tho I was not. The lawyer I was working with is trying to get them to put the settlement back on the table so that we can be done with this entire thing. we should no by the end of the day. We have the emails going back and fourth where their lawyers say we have a deal.
What happened to you was awful. I will never buy legit pokemon merchandise again.
What’s happened to BATTLECRY?
After appearing at E3 this year it was odd that BATTLECRY didn’t make an appearance at EB Expo over the weekend. We reached out to Bethesda for comment in relation to the upcoming free-to-play game from BattleCry Studios.
Bethesda replied with this statement.
We have concerns about the Battlecry game and whether it is meeting the objectives we have for it. We are evaluating what improvements the game needs to meet our quality standards. The studio remains busy during this process on multiple projects.
Originally announced in May 2014, the free-to-play multiplayer game set out to evolve the genre with 3 warring factions, a distinct art style and a brutal combat system. With a closed ANZ beta also in progress it would seem that things will be put on hold for now.
Will this also mean that BATTLECRY will not be making an appearance at PAX Australia while Bethesda re-evaluates what the future will hold for this upcoming free-to-play game? We will keep you updated when we have more information.