And they’re extremely consumer friendly, so much so they take the piss out of companies that aren’t, and I think that alone deserves being rewarded

The gaming industry today is just “make shit and sell it for as high a price as possible”

The gamer today : Pirate shit and never pay.

But they're making that harder and harder with their stupid live services.

Hype is generally a bad option in any case, until the actual product is released its quality is an unknown unknown.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHVKKFIZff0

An excellent example.

So hyped people cried at how bad it was.

Well, No Man's Sky comes to mind. The game wasn't *bad* on release, just hype was strongly mismanaged.

I bought it at release *because* of all the rage - and found it very entertaining, mostly because I actively don't jump on the assumptions that the impossible are possible. >.>

My wife bought a box of Reese's Puffs cereal.
Apparently it's the We Wuz Cereal Mascots version.

He seems to have a Harambe tattoo on his left shoulder.

@Jarko kys

such cursed ruined food

á burger sized burger

It's a hat, not a burger

The KFC official hat?

snad wich shall reign supreme

You can make fabric out of fungi

I made such fabric at the uni

Stonks?

It will decay in a year or so

But you can

I am not sure how edible that "fungi fabruic" would be, but it would be more edible than a cotton hat when fried

woah

How long does it take to grow, how durable was it? How much does the process cost? I find it unlikely it becomes more than just an experiment

But sounds interesting

I should get my sample out and grow a baseball-cap-shape, dry it out
>> Then deep fry it on camera and eat it

Instant internet legend

fungi fries

If that shows up on discord I'll remember, you thought of the mushroom hat first

@randomNPCno3 It grows at the rate of 1cm/month from a single dot, but you can seed multiple

I tell a lie, Nintendo beat you to it

How durable... it is comparable to a weak cotton (the type that used in overalls - made of chaotically unorganised and tangled stands)

Feels completely like fabric when dry

So kind of like simple fleece?

Behaves like a material between paper and fabric (gets creased)

Or felt