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No it's mostly DOTA2 now, and I'm pretty sure DOTA2 was made to side step the legality issue completely. It's now it's own thing, it's not a mod anymore. It's not running on any of Blizz's code anymore. 
 
Kinds like how the Hedon Developer can sell Hedon now because GZDOOM no longer requires DOOM to run so it's an engine running entirely on its own code, no iD code involved anymore. So people who develop games in GZDOOM can sell their games now. 

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The moment Anakin pulls out the ODM gear and Obiwan pulls out the gat = Dead.

It's almost gonna be like the equivalent of a Stormtroopers shooting at Jedis.  If any Moblins even think about picking up any explosive barrels, I'm returning it to sender.
 
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Almost forgot.  This showed up in my feed.
Whole big ass concert dedicated to BotW's music.  Time stamps in the description.

Her logic is busted
 

You can take a shitty script and put a bunch of CGI and big name stars with it and people won't care. And because writers are faceless for the most part and the actors are what sell it, the actors getting  paid more is an easier sell than paying writers more, especially since there's a lot of garbage writing out there to the point that people are noticing it more.
 
But this is a case of streaming is doing to the movie and tv industries what it did to the music industry; you have a bunch of people fighting for a bigger slice of a shrinking pie.

If I'm supposed to go in with no expectations then why is it a Saint Saya Movie? They are making it because it's an established franchise after all. 

Well it's important to remember the Blizzard that made WC3 is not the Blizzard making games today. 
 
Any of these companies could change their mind about mods tomorrow if they wanted to. Gamers just have a bad habit of just assuming they can do stuff to other people's intellectual properties and shit and no ones REALLY clapped them for it before, worse they generally get is a cease and desist for blatant IP theft, but that's been kind of changing lately. 
 
Especially since modders have been starting to charge money for those mods lately. Like mods have been moving to pay discards instead of getting uploaded to websites for free.
 
 
A big part of why PointCrow probably got nailed by Nintnedo over the Multiplayer Mod is he allegedly offered a 10k bounty for it. Like these people are now trying to make money off other people's core engineering and that's gonna start pissing people off. The second money is involved everything changes.
 
That just seems braindead obvious to me. 

10 days left!

There are so many people out here who do not need to have guns anywhere in their vicinity...really wish there was like a Rorschach test for certain people's personalities that would immediately disqualify them from having a firearm
God I feel bad for anybody fucking delivering packages cause it's only a matter of time before some fucking ass hole ends up shooting at an Amazon employee.
 
Edit: Apparently this dude tried to explain his behavior and made it worse...then decided he's just gonna double and triple down
 

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I was interested in Exoprimal during the reveal until they revealed it was essentially multiplayer only. Lost all interest after that 
 

Most reviews have said red fall is the worst aaa title of the year thus far 

the worst part about (especially in animation) is that companies will studios and actors x amount of dollars for however many seasons and then stretch it out into more seasons so that the company makes more but the studios/artists don’t.
 
One of the most recent cases I can remember is Netflix’s Cuphead. A lot of the animators were very vocal on various social medias talking about Netflix splicing up their work into more seasons than they were paid to produce. 

I like the movies homage to that intro with him making the Mk1. 

I always like the sound of the hammer clanging against an anvil that repeated through the Iron Man cartoon's theme song. It was simple but fitting IMO.
 
 

An interesting point is that many of the streaming services have such low episode counts that writers have trouble supporting themselves throughout the year 
 
It's crazy how 13 eps was the standard 8-10 years ago and now 8 is. 
People like to criticize stand alone episodes but I like having a mix of them and serialized ones that push the main plot forward.

No it's mostly DOTA2 now, and I'm pretty sure DOTA2 was made to side step the legality issue completely. It's now it's own thing, it's not a mod anymore. It's not running on any of Blizz's code anymore. 
 
Kinds like how the Hedon Developer can sell Hedon now because GZDOOM no longer requires DOOM to run so it's an engine running entirely on its own code, no iD code involved anymore. So people who develop games in GZDOOM can sell their games now. 

Well it's important to remember the Blizzard that made WC3 is not the Blizzard making games today. 
 
Any of these companies could change their mind about mods tomorrow if they wanted to. Gamers just have a bad habit of just assuming they can do stuff to other people's intellectual properties and shit and no ones REALLY clapped them for it before, worse they generally get is a cease and desist for blatant IP theft, but that's been kind of changing lately. 
 
Especially since modders have been starting to charge money for those mods lately. Like mods have been moving to pay discards instead of getting uploaded to websites for free.
 
 
A big part of why PointCrow probably got nailed by Nintnedo over the Multiplayer Mod is he allegedly offered a 10k bounty for it. Like these people are now trying to make money off other people's core engineering and that's gonna start pissing people off. The second money is involved everything changes.
 
That just seems braindead obvious to me. 

I saw that in the theaters because the 90s cartoon and a few decent runs I followed through the comics made me a Iron Man fan. Glad I did but I do remember laughing to myself at the idea they would ever turn the hook at the end into a decent Avengers film. 
 
Glad to be wrong on that one.

I'm just guessing since I think companies are greedy, but they probably have more than enough funds to pay writers better or avoid trying to reduce writer pay in any way. They just chisel because of greed.

DotA1 started off as a map in the game provided map editor. It became a mod when the map gained a huge enough of a following. It wasn't a problem until Valve came knocking and offered to turn it into a real game.

No it's mostly DOTA2 now, and I'm pretty sure DOTA2 was made to side step the legality issue completely. It's now it's own thing, it's not a mod anymore. It's not running on any of Blizz's code anymore. 
 
Kinds like how the Hedon Developer can sell Hedon now because GZDOOM no longer requires DOOM to run so it's an engine running entirely on its own code, no iD code involved anymore. So people who develop games in GZDOOM can sell their games now. 

I don't really watch shows much so this won't impact me much at all. I support the writers tho, they deserve more money.