Legally in most parts it's considered battery, which is worse.

Ah, the Geneva Convention... Where the enforcement is made up and the rules don't matter.

Just turn the all into supermutants.

The corporate side is not speaking to the fans. They're speaking to investors, who don't give a care about the products they invest in, only the liquidity they provide.

You do you. If you want to act by any means necessary, nobody's stopping you. I can handle risk management properly, unlike you. This conversation is over.

We're living in the worst K shaped economy in recent history. yeah. We are.

Charlie Kirk.

#Bruh...

Not everybody wants to die or get tortured for their values. If that were the case, I would have been dead by now.

But there's plenty of precedent in modern world history. I hate the way America is.

Which is why the person suing should have a jury trial of reasonable people.

When a company advertises a game for purchase, a reasonable person would expect to purchase a buy-once perpetual license to play the game as long as copyrights and online code of conduct are respected. Otherwise, it's only a rental, not a purchase. Geez, if this is a class action, let me in on it! Sony is full of shit.

The chuds are going to be so mad!