I'm not surprised really. In the world of armchair activism, mass-reviewing a TV show, movie or videogame depending on the politics of it is somehow a valiant effort

So I'm going through Tim's videos.

And I see the one about the Chipotle manager.

I'm wondering why anybody would want to be rehired to work for such a company.

We also live in a world where arm chair "warriors" review bomb Steam games because of something the dev/publisher did they didn't like.

Such as making a harmless joke.

maybe it's the only restaurant in town? @Inquisition

idk

Say I'm the manager.

may be the only nearby establishment that the manager was qualified to work at

You've _fired_ me based on an allegation, in a very reactionary way.

Causing me undue stress.

yeah well now you can be fired for social media posts that don't concern your place of work, or even made at your place of work. Employers seem to have been trying to erase the fine line between public and private life over the years

The government and reactionary left-wing activists too.

I got almost all the armor Grenade... yes.

Almost all the quests complete.

I need to launch a nuke is the last quest.

I am trying to prepare.

Are you playing the Vikings game that Tim got paid to hype.

No

I'm playing fallout 76, the last quest for the Enclave which is "I have become death!"

Oh.

I've heard good things.

(No I haven't)

How is it.

Where I have to gather all the keys and encrypt a code to launch a tactical nuclear warhead on a area of the map.

It is a great game to explore, learn all the secrets, get stronger...

And do it with your friends.

I have no friends.

Meet interesting people who roleplay.

I've heard a couple people say its good and a metric fuckton of people saying it's absolute shit

I am soloing.

That's why I'm hanging out on an internet chatroom at 2:30 in the afternoon.

It is actually pretty good. Just like all MMOs out there, it is starting out small and will build upon that to create a great game in the near future.

With an anime avatar.

All MMOs start out small.

Work out the bugs, then start getting into the meat of things as it builds up.

To something amazing.

See, I'm not too keen on paying a shit ton of money to play an MMO that isn't very good yet.

They will be adding new features, new content, new story-lines... they got three different vaults that are waiting to be open.

With those vaults will probably come NPC humans, more factions involved, and unique equipment.