Fucking hell this show has had a longer episode list than most modern shows are getting

Total? So like enjoy for a few hours and then drop?

When I see games like this I wonder if they will be a supported hit or a fly by night indie trend which will have a sharp decline to and forgotten developer support like what happened to Content Warning and Lethal Company.

I’m seeing developer support for PEAK, Schedule I and R.E.P.O so the jury is still out on those

Edit: added schedule I

That’s the the thing, they won’t be “american citizens” they will be radical ANTIFA terrorists, so it will be okay to shoot them

Itt would be an “official act.” This one can as long as the DOJ can weaponize against enemies of fascism

Watch

Yep which is why they’re doing it

So you’re admitting that these are preexisting mods that you’re reselling for a profit

Dude is this Nexusmods being resold? WTF man

NFL football games can heal again

Shhhh

Holy shit that is awful writing

Edit: and the manga since 2014 has still been going… Great.

“South Park: we’re sorrrrey…sorrrrrreeeeyyyh”

The murder of “old”

It’s coming

Ah shit well people got what I was trying to reference anyway 😅

Or the alien in Rick and Morty episode that committed suicide

Edit: not the same one

Ohhhhhhh

THIS is why they want to block sideloading…

I dropped this one and got bored of it. The show really didn’t increase the amount of characters

The reason why I liked MHA is because of the vast amount of characters. Was hoping they would run into more vigilantes who have the same ideals

I wish I could give you multiple up votes for this

I read the manga… But after the

I’m done.

It’s obvious she likes him but has a low self esteem and doesn’t want to be a burden to Kazuya. All the signs are there and really thought the plot was going somewhere after the Joypolis date but nope back to square one. This intellectual property is printing money and it’s obvious the mangaka doesn’t want to end it or show signs of ending for this reason.

Yeah I’m done.

Bent the knee to losing the first amendment