There's nothing vague about GDPR from the perspective of having to do business on the internet. There's a lot of vagary about GDPR from the perspective of being a scumbag on the internet. When Giant Bomb asked me to allow a third party cookie to disable its half dozen other "essential" third party cookies was the last time I gave a fuck about your opinions on GDPR.
@jeff you asked me recently if you could send me more emails, and given your employer's attitude to GDPR my response was to immediately delete your email without giving it a second thought, and to continue blocking the fuck out of every ad on your site.
Jason's enthusiasm for this game is infectious. He has convinced me to try it.
I know every Quick Look can't be this way – and it's basically the antithesis of the format – but it's so nice to have someone who really knows a game doing the demo and showing it off at its best.
@gschmidl: Ah, righto. Yes, a "next" option would be nice in addition to back/forward. I imagine if you do the build with a buddy (or parent and child, which is likely to be the most common pairing) then one person can keep the instructions flowing while the other does the folding so that it's less of a stop-start process.
@gschmidl: They seem like IKEA/Lego instructions to me, in that the only way to fuck up the build is to be so arrogant as to think we know better than the instructions. The super-elaborate instructions are perfect for those with the humility to follow along, whether it be a focused kid or a clueless parent building it whilst the kids run around in circles until the "boring bit" is done.
The characters and stages in Martial Masters are gorgeous. There's something so lively and flowing about the way it looks, just watching it makes me want to play it.
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