Dude it seemed too real. I'm worried. It's like surrealist horror.
Either they're low-key geniuses or there is a lot of pent up frustration with them. I'm hoping it's the former lolDude it seemed too real. I'm worried. It's like surrealist horror.
I can see why Ian was divorced 4 times after that.Dude it seemed too real. I'm worried. It's like surrealist horror.
In 2019 there'll still be a handful of people sour about Peach Beach Splash.Holy shit at this YT comment rofl
"nah that was not cool the jones part it was dirty and weird out of context for eza style.so you can do this type of shxt but can't play peach beach splash? kyle part was funny tho"
You don't want to punish creators, so you are going to punish creators as a protest...?
Pull your pledge, ask the allies how to send them the money directly. Most importantly write your reasoning in the "why" field so Patreon can see that.That's the thing. I don't want to punish EZA. I did send several messages to Patreon, but I did not get any answer. If you know some better way to let patron know we don't want this change, pls let me know.
That's what you're supposed to do when you're dehydrated!The meet up with EZA was great , these guys are all super nice. Also I may end up in easy update next week. Also also , don't have a drink when dehydrated , just a little PSA.
Oh my god. Kyle's acting was so convincing that I was actually worried that he was actually upset.
Also, surprised there's no gif of Jones unzipping his pants
Yes it was great to finally meet them in person as well as a number of the EZA fansThe meet up with EZA was great , these guys are all super nice. Also I may end up in easy update next week. Also also , don't have a drink when dehydrated , just a little PSA.
Jones tweeted about Dreams to Ian so I'm sure we'll see some music creation from them for sure.
Also oh my god, Bloodworth taking off his shirt, Jones unzipping his pants, and the Kyle argument.
Since Huber can't create things, I think a great Easy Update would be Huber channelling his ideas through Ian to make something, rather than Huber just get frustrated with the tools!
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwa6fmqvU-4GDLRs_N_VkA8X-4BVptWZcIs there not a YouTube-playlist of the Patreon Q&A-videos, or am I just not seeing it? I feel like doing a marathon when I'm studying.
(Adding to the praise for the latest Update, and to be honest, most Updates. Kyle stole the show with his acting chops.)
That skit was great. However, now half of the youtube people seem convinced that there is tension between Kyle and Ian.
Jesus Christ. How stupid can some people be?
I don't know which was my favourite line. "Yeah, below the belt, Kyle!" or Damiani's simple "Hey, doofus."
Much obliged!
Hah, so true. Give him Palme d'Or instead! It has more merit behind it anyway.I'd say Kyle deserves an Oscar, but they are currently being fucked.
Our thread has been kind of guilty of this at some point. I remember people saying that Damiani and Kyle weren't in good terms because they disagreed on the Fire Emblem mobile game. "Damiani is so silent in the podcast because of the argument with Kyle, he's pissed" and stuff like that.Easy update was fantastic, kyle was on top Form as always.
But seriously, reading the YouTube comments makes me worry about a lot of their fans and their ability to distinguish between clear fiction and reality.
Like I'm sure some are jokes but the fact many thought it was real and that it's some insight into tensions within the group is completely baffling. How do these people function in real life?
Oh no, I need to see Allies responses before getting angry myself. I think it depends on the people in the panel how they will respond. I could see Brad, Jones and even Huber being okay with Overwatch loot boxes. I think they have before. But they are also smart guys, with reasoning and discussion I'm sure they would see the "evil" in that too.That L&R question excluding Overwatch from predatory behavior made me really angry. Please never say such a thing Nikpls or anyone. Heather Alexandra's article on loot boxes touches on that.
Thanks for the clarification!In the new mobile game Pocket Camp, there's a new sort of item called Essence and Powder, which are needed in some cases to craft items or projects of a certain theme.
Running errands for campers to get things they want is a good way to raise their friendship with you and gain XP.
For the Huber scene, the way you can invite campers to your site is to have stuff they like available at your site, which costs money and resources to craft.
In the new mobile game Pocket Camp, there's a new sort of item called Essence and Powder, which are needed in some cases to craft items or projects of a certain theme.I guess I need to play Animal Crossing to be in with the jokes
Overwatch lootboxes contain cosmetic items that you can also buy with ingame currency. You get a free box for every level-up, and multiple per week for weekly activities. I've never bought even a single box, yet I have almost every seasonal skin. The boxes have funded tons of post-launch content already, in a game that wasn't even full priced to begin with.Kyle is a really good actor. Didn't expect that.
Podcast talk:
- I love how everyone can conveniently forget about NSMB to pretend Mario always looked great. People ignore this great series because of its art style.
- That L&R question excluding Overwatch from predatory behavior made me really angry. Please never say such a thing Nikpls or anyone. Heather Alexandra's article on loot boxes touches on that.
The real mystery of this episode.
I don't see how OW is even remotely in the same category as the latter two. Blizzard's monetization strategy for OW is entirely optional cosmetic-only skins which you get for free if you play somewhat regularly.
holy crap Blood is tall
Can't believe people are thinking the ending is real but I also did plenty of bits like that with friends when hanging out lol
The real mystery of this episode.
There is no justification to Blizzard not allow you to just buy the skins instead of making it a lottery/gambling/gacha fest. It is purely preying on addicting behavior.
"oh but they need the money" Path of Exile has been doing fine.
"oh but you get some boxes for free" see point 1
I don't see how OW is even remotely in the same category as the latter two. Blizzard's monetization strategy for OW is entirely optional cosmetic-only skins which you get for free if you play somewhat regularly.
Loot boxes are loot boxes. Whether the rewards are cosmetics or p2w items, they prey on the same weaknesses in human psychology. Overwatch is just gentler at applying the pressure points than less smart publishers who go hard on the greed at the risk of public backlash and driving away casual customers. Meanwhile Blizzard has their paying and non-paying players stand in solidarity with each other and confidently declare that the level of post-launch support Overwatch has received couldn't be funded with a RNG-free buy-exactly-what-you-want monetization scheme.
They're in the same category like alcohol and heroin are in the same category, one is just a softer more legal drug than the other.
Yes you can exactly because it's randomized and you can't buy items directly so there's no clear hard cap on spending. You have no idea how much money you need to spend to unlock everything. And they keep adding new cosmetics all the time, which again adds to the loop.Edit: I didn't even mention how Valve has built a system where they can dodge international gambling regulation and taxation by hiding behind the fact that the payout is in steam cash, and real-world money CSGO gambling sites are technically third party. That's not even close to what Blizzard does, hence why I described those lootboxes as acceptable and CSGO's as predatory. I know people who've flushed away over 3K on CSGO gambling. You can't do that in OW.