Sorry to break your kids’ hearts then, because there’s no way he goes to prison for this.

Aw, I really like the art style personally. I do love all the Monkey Islands (though haven’t gotten around to the newest one!), but Curse has such a special place in my heart. I say Papapishu in my every day life.

Not in any particular order:

Curse of Monkey Island
Final Fantasy VII
SOMA
Stardew Valley
Anno 1800
The Last of Us
The Last of Us 2
Dark Souls 3
Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
Hades

The OP said top ten best. I don’t think “top” is the subjective part.

Haven’t played anything yet but I’m sure I’ll be fine.

<_<

I truly mean this in good faith: you would honestly rather that she continue suffering?

It is so bizarre to me that regarding an article about a woman who wants to die because of constant mental anguish, the very first thing you felt was worth saying is “she is really pretty”.

If I’m being perfectly honest, I don’t entirely know my own point, I just had to comment on it because it stood out as do bizarre to me.

Legality does not imply morality.

Even still, it’s a bit like the pot calling the kettle black.

And yet…

I pay for premium, haven’t seen an ad in years.

But you’d have to live in Iowa.

Why exactly did a telecom company need SSNs anyway?

Edited to add, this was a rhetorical question and more a comment on the awful series of systems in the USA that leads a SSN to be used by telecom companies.

UPS is never United Postal Service. You might have meant UPS as United Parcel Service, or you might have mistaken USPS (United States Postal Service).

In this context they are using UPS as Uninterruptable Power Supply.

Doesn’t surprise me but there are people out there who still don’t know about his views, so hopefully this news helps enlighten a couple people.

For the record, the law is dumb. But also, so what if we found out that was the case? The law is intended to prevent minors from accessing certain things. The law makers aren’t minors, and if they submitting identity to access the stuff, then they are following their own law. They wouldn’t be hypocrites in this specific case, so why would it be some kind of shock or scandal to find out they used them?

4k @ 120, but 5k @ 240? How does that work?

I think it’s rather disingenuous to say that just because he intended to die, he didn’t want the attention. The attention kind of seems like the entire point of the act.

Can we please not call people who set themselves on fire role models?

My thoughts are with his family.