The Borderlands 2 character Tiny Tina came under fire last night, as a Twitter discussion between the games lead writer, Anthony Burch, and some of the games players raised the question of whether her characterisation was racist. In the game, Tina an explosives expert, and child speaks using African American lingo, in a way that one Twitter user compared to verbal blackface.
It began when Mike Sacco, creative developer of Cryptozoic Entertainment a creator of trading card and iOS games sent Burch the tweet, Hey. I really like BL2′s writing, but Tiny Tinas trope of white girl talkin like them urban folk!! has got to go.
I'm certainly up for any Saturday in the coming weeks.
Edit: So yeah, I just picked up Discworld: Guards! Guards! and Martin Wallace's P.I. in the sale.
Oh, so I played tomb of horrors on the weekend!
A prettier but insipid version of Battle Royale. Also pretty much two movies which did not gel together well at all.I can only imagine what it would have been like for anyone who hadn't read the book trying to watch this nonsensical piece of shit.
Smh. I can't believe this. I really can't. She just talks like Ash!
$40 on eBay. Haven't seen much around for it to be honest.
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That's a pity, as it means deciding between AusGAF and my other gaming group if we do it on a Sunday.Some Saturdays are no good for me, like this one coming (board games already) and two Saturdays after that (D&D).
Yeah, I am aware of that possibility... or perhaps it's better to say probability...I think Guards! Guards! will bring to an end your streak of buying good licensed games.
Indeed. Enjoy the numerous upsides.
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Heh. Thanks :)
[quote="Rez, post: 47306301"]I'm sorry to hear that, man. It's trite to say, but really, I hope things end up alright for you. You've always seemed like one of the good guys.[/QUOTE]
Cheers.
[quote="markot, post: 47307831"]Which store is his?!
GET IT?!
Cause he is one of the good guys and there is a chain of store called the good guys and they are owned by people![/QUOTE]
That is so bad, I fell bad for laughing at it.
[quote="Jintor, post: 47323906"]PSN store eu/au why do you totally suck[/QUOTE]
New PSN store sucks balls. So slow. So hard to find shit.
PS3 store is shit because it's so slow now, borderline unusable.
Sounds like fun. Your GM learnt first hand why decks of many things are a bad idea.
I had a great time in my weekend session of D&D too, truly excellent. I wrote about it, but no one read it, so now it's gone.
Sorry for her (or him).
More time for games I guess. Always look on the bright side.
I like the new PSN store. Its easy to find stuff via search if you know what you're after.
Oh no! I must have missed it. When did you post it?
A prettier but insipid version of Battle Royale. Also pretty much two movies which did not gel together well at all.
It was even easier when I could just type my query in with the usual Playstation keyboard instead of having to select one big letter after the other.
There was a long story here. I don't think anyone read it, and I doubt anyone will miss it.
Removing functionality is pretty anti-consumer tbh. Big no no.After three letters you are pretty much already there, it narrows down very quickly unless you are searching with the letters C...A...L...L or F....I... and dont want to find Fifa or Cod.
I read it, you knob! I just didn't have anything to say about it.
Removing functionality is pretty anti-consumer tbh. Big no no.
Tell bunnies who can't use his keyboard.There is still a search function, they didnt remove anything.
Haha, I meant those who are into what I wrote about. Thanks though.
Tell bunnies who can't use his keyboard.
Tell bunnies who can't use his keyboard.
Wasn't an actual keyboard hooked up to the system or anything, just the on-screen keyboard that's uniform across the rest of the Playstation environment. It's not really removed functionality like when they cut out Linux, more "transformed functionality".
In contrast to being used to what was there before, the search function they offer now is comparable to looking at a computer keyboard and pressing one button at a time instead of touch-typing. So it's more like impaired functionality. The end result is the same but it's much less efficient in the details.
All good. You should leave your posts alone though, peopel do read them, and it's kind of odd to think about past conversations not existing any more.
Doh, my mistake, I assumed you were using a physical keyboard with your playstation.Wasn't an actual keyboard hooked up to the system or anything, just the on-screen keyboard that's uniform across the rest of the Playstation environment. It's not really removed functionality like when they cut out Linux, more "transformed functionality".
In contrast to being used to what was there before, the search function they offer now is comparable to looking at a computer keyboard and pressing one button at a time instead of touch-typing. So it's more like impaired functionality. The end result is the same but it's much less efficient in the details.
Google hints that there might be a download manager somewhere.
Also, I don't think they've got this PC thing figured out yet.
Maybe try here?
Oh man, the original FF7 release (in, I think 1998?) on PC was the worst. The worst, Jerry.If all else fails the physical release of the PC version seems to go for about $60 on ebay.
If all else fails the physical release of the PC version seems to go for about $60 on ebay.
Now you've got me wondering whether I should 1) buy FF7 for six bucks, given that I don't think I ever reached the second disc (Aeris/th certainly never died), and 2) stream it if I did...
Also, should that above be spoiler tagged, because, you know, possible spoilers for a 15 year old game?
Now you've got me wondering whether I should 1) buy FF7 for six bucks, given that I don't think I ever reached the second disc (Aeris/th certainly never died), and 2) stream it if I did...
Also, should that above be spoiler tagged, because, you know, possible spoilers for a 15 year old game?
Spoilers!Don't worry, you can bring her back later on.