A lot of people have been joking about modding in a Kotaku Offices level as a way to get at them for trying to control this game, as much as it might be a joke I know there have been very talented modders in the past that have created content either in protest or to make fun of Brands or individuals who've done something stupid.
But in this case: PLEASE DO NOT CREATE THIS LEVEL!, even as a joke because Kotaku and other sites will use this as ammunition to come back at the game and it's community twice as hard claiming that we are using the level to plan a attack on their offices or to virtually kill their staff, Do not play into the game they want, Simply laugh at them Than Proceed to ignore them.
This one is a bit weird...as if the author is having some kind of medical episode. Enjoy everyone :)
Edit: Thanks to Valkyrient for the archive link. https://archive.md/m17ck
Don't give em clicks !!! Have an upvote Valk cheers.
Tired of people reporting on the articles they write. Kotaku is just pure clickbait at this point, they haven't been a genuine news site in quite some time, if ever. Please disregard everything they ever write.
They are spreading misinformation and hurting the former publishers reputation with their clickbait articles, I have seen several people talking about how they will no longer support team 17 for dropping ready or not over the school level.
As much as I do not care for team 17 they do not deserve to be treated like this over tabloid journalism lying to create a false narrative
The ignorance.
Original thread "Kotaku reaches new lows as new article openly advocates readers to pirate Metroid Dread"
Drama highlights:
"There is no evidence that piracy affects video game sales. "
"You can play all Metroid games on WiiU."
"I think Nintendo will be fine"
"They try to shoehorn their political agenda into every article and it's mostly clickbait garbage."
For starters I wanna say that I’ve never worked for GameStop (although I applied several times) however I worked at Best Buy doing a similar job for almost 10 years. All I can say is wow. I knew that GameStop was a hard job but reading some of these posts I don’t know how any of you can even afford to work there never mind the mental stress.
I made the decision to go back to college 5 years ago and I graduate in a couple of weeks. I’ve had the thought of going to back to retail while I figure out how to put my degrees to use but I can safely say that this subreddit has talked me out of that entirely. Godspeed to all of you. I honestly wanna go down to my local GS and ask them if they need a hug, shit.
Is it weird that I get more validation from an article than I do from the company I work for……hmmmmmmmmmmm
Also I have no idea how the stores that have no ASL are dealing with this because Monday and Tuesday were uhhhh rough
