So we stealing nothing to gain nothing?
hopesdead
I didn’t like it either.
I mean, famously the studio rendered a nude model of Eliot Page against their consent for Beyond: Two Souls (a game that is already stupid for not telling a linear story; there was a future release that include a chronological story mode) that was never intended for the final version but left in the retail release for anyone to discover.
EDIT: I’m gonna mention this to stress the point that David Cage is awful. Don’t read this if you get trigger by assault. Despite all this according to Wikipedia, Page as of 2025 is set to produce a television adaptation.
Mention of assault.
One point in the story, Jodie tries to escape the institution she is living in to go to a bar. The character during this portion is underage. If the player successfully escapes, they are treated to a scene which older men at the bar assault Jodie.
I’d prefer the Darkesr Timeline at this point. At least cool doppelgängers from a alternate reality of Greendale, Colorado will try to do something.
That alone is problematic. Just never ever reference a Quantic Dreams game.
EDIT: David Cage, the director of these games thinks female empowerment is a woman getting sexually assaulted multiple times and fighting their way out. That happens to a single character in Heavy Rain. Oh and one of the endings they get is jumping out a burning building to their death. And this is over a period of like two days.
Something you may have glossed over if you don’t live in California: March is when the state begins to the switch to “Summer-blend” (a mix of spealized petroleum with 10.5% to 15% ethanol) which is required to be available by April 1 and until October 31. The price of gas was going to increase regardless.
I swear I heard someone else on the network say the NYC teenagers that threw snowballs at police should get the death penalty.
I think so. And it has a sequel. I’ve only read the first one.
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The Guardian of Forever shows up.
And surprise… he becomes a father!
I’ll leave when I’m good and ready.
This actually reminded me of Arrested Development.


I imagine it was this.