Wow that's funny. I must've missed a lot. I have been listening for years but lately I kinda just jump to the gaming topics that interest me. Most of their non-gaming stuff I skip. I recently saw a good chunk of an episode of KF/AF. I didn't finish it because of all the coat stuff, but I might give it another listen again one day.
Greg's monologue about The Walking Dead was tremendous. He did a great job summing up why I have no motivation to finish the series, and why he didn't like the finale. You could tell he had actually put the time, effort, and care into his thoughts here. It would be nice if we could see this kind of Greg more often, instead of just a few times per year.
Bit harsh for a guy making his debut on a large platform don't you think?
His stance on difficulty options in games is the problem.
Than just say that to begin with. No need to go full demeaning.
Man it's gonna be hard. Between Division 2 and *looks at list of mobile games* Ding Dong XL, something's gotta give.
For anyone that disagrees, can you explain why that is a controversial opinion?
There are certain people with disabilities who literally can't play these games at their difficulty. So at that point it's a matter of accessibility. Which means you're saying they can't ever enjoy these games.
There are games and things I won't be able to play but sometimes you have to live with that. I don't think every game needs to be accessible to everyone. Sekiro is a example
These nutterbutters literally did a play by play of the entire episode as if we aren't gamers or something and had no intention of playing it ever. Its so weird how they handle spoilers. We don't need a play by play. I don't need to know every camera shot in the game. They're getting better at it though. Right now its literally like being on a message board.
'Not for everyone' as in 'not everyone will enjoy this' is fine. 'Not for everyone' as in 'Sorry disabled folk, you can fuck off' absolutely isn't. Go read Steve Spohn's Twitter.
Yep. This.
There are lots and lots of people who are *unable* to play Sekiro. The people who enjoy it as is would be entirely unaffected by a so-called 'easy mode'. Where is the issue?!
Yeah, it's literally a fucking menu option that people spend a maximum of 30 seconds on and then never think about again. Not to mention most games already have that option and people aren't butthurt about that.
That's like saying 'We're not building a wheelchair ramp into this building. Not everything is for everyone'. Such a ridiculous and shitty stance to take.
That disabled people CAN NOT PLAY. What is so hard to understand about that?
Which you've just said disabled people shouldn't have a chance to play.
There is no barrier of entry into a cinema. There is for these types of games so the comparison doesn't hold water. And stop using the 'not everything is for everyone' strawman. Its use is for taste not for ability to even play the damn thing.
No one is saying everyone has to play it. But you're saying some people shouldn't be able to.
Bad take.
I don't agree, sure you can enter the cinema but for some people a 2,5 to 3 hour movie is a impossible undertaking. Splitting a movie in multiple parts kinda destroys the experience when watching at home.
