Hey, thanks for the heads up. I will definitely wait until then

Ahh ok I’ve played since most of those were added but not the mini games or towns. Might have to give it another play this winter

Not looking for a full changelog or anything but what would you say have been some of the most significant changes over the years?

I loved firmware modding on pre-smart phones! My first eBay purchase ever (with the help of my parents) was a USB cable for the ridiculously large port on my flip phone. I blew my friends’ minds with my custom text on the front panel

Read what he posted. He said the series is against sexual misconduct which is what I’m “debunking”

The Like A Dragon Series has a long-standing history of opposing sexual misconduct in all its forms

This is why I commented

Did you read what he wrote…? He claims hiring this guy goes against the messaging in the games. The messaging in the last game included “rape is comedic topic when it happens to a man”

Of course it’s different to actual assault but it’s pretty sick that you’re defending it as an acceptable form of humor.

The main character of Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth gets sexually assaulted several times during the side quests. From kissing to sex, it’s always verbally and physically non-consensual. He gets strapped to a table in one of them.

But it’s women doing it so it’s funny, I guess

Edited to add: this is specifically what I’m replying to

The Like A Dragon Series has a long-standing history of opposing sexual misconduct in all its forms

No it does not.

If I’m remembering correctly, no. But it persisted between visits to that specific camp

Yeah that’s true. My friend said “be right back” once and left for an hour so I collected every chest and crate in act 1 and stacked it in camp

I’ve finished BG3 4 times by myself and failed to make it past the first act in a group 5 or 6 times.

Love the game (obviously) but I found it PAINFUL to play in a group. Especially combat, having multiple people making decisions meant it was more waiting and reacting than planning. And planning is my favorite part!

Last word

I’m sorry to hear of your watson

I’m sorry to have been exposed to your troubles, watson. You got thoroughly dunked on and are probably really upset

Are you avoiding the link I posted because easier to live in ignorance, watson?

What a shame you didn’t just say “ah my bad, I misunderstood” when shown you were wrong

I’m sorry you are feelings got hurt

Oh damn didn’t know I was arguing with a literal child, my bad.

You’re really back to “you’re lying,” though? Guess I was right about your inability (or decision not to) read.

I hope you think about this thread later. Do some self reflection, bud. Ask yourself why you lashed out. What did you feel when presented with the evidence that you were wrong? Why did you keep digging your heels in when you realized that they did indeed used to offer a paid license that was separate from Plex Pass? Why insult the intelligence of the people teaching you?

Hilarious. From “you’re lying” to “it doesn’t matter anyway”! Are you by chance employed by Plex?

It’s relevant to the conversation at hand. There has been literally no crying, just acknowledging that Plex changes their terms even if you paid in full.

You are the only one with elevated emotions. Perhaps it’s time for some chamomile tea and a nice little nap.

You’re right that downvotes don’t change facts. And the fact is that Plex used to sell a license for phone streaming

Here’s an official post referencing its removal since you’re too pigheaded to accept that you’re wrong

Our Android and iOS mobile apps previously required a one-time activation fee or Plex Pass to remove the one-minute playback limitation when streaming content from a Plex Media Server.