I don’t think that you can make a person into a pedophile, any more than you can make a person gay.
If you really think about it, we've seen arguments like that before. That pornography creates rapists. That violent video games creates murderers. And that's just strictly on the consumption of media.
It can be, yeah. Sound can be damaging, sometimes irreversibly for people.
I'm just gonna take a different approach here. That's not a definition. That's just a statement. You actually have to give a description of the criteria for what constitutes as "Assault" to make a definition. Why isn't it assault?
It's just a coincidence the airlock happen to be teeth shaped. A teeth pattern ensures none of the air escapes.
"Walked right into that UC ambush, same as us and that thief over there."
"That's Solomon Freestar! The true High King of Skyrim!"
And the dragons are just space ships and the souls you absorb are just... uh... radiation I guess from damaging the reactor. Or the magic space civilization from Starfield originated from here, so that's why everyone has magic.
I'm not backing down from the space ship dragons though, that part is just brilliant.
We can just wait for the mod that recreates Skyrim in Starfield.
It's literally described in the very first sentence:
A Baldur’s Gate 3 player joked that their fiancée may have found the rarest possible ending for the game when Wild Magic turned everyone into dogs and cats for the final cutscenes.
And now introducing: Elevated Everything
I know the feeling well. As someone who basically unlocks and starts the beginning of every Story Quest, its somewhat hilarious when you stumble upon them.
I remember the Unusual Hilichurl event and accidentally stumbling upon Xiao's story quest which contains weird hilichurls. Or the start of the Weinlesefest with Kaeya suddenly having a much more subdued tone when I triggered Jean's quest.
I don't really get what qualifies for "actively blocking" or not. Hu Tao has been standing in Wuwang Hill over the Oceanid fight for years now and it's never been an issue.
Or you can look at it as for what it is rather than some ulterior motive behind it, the emails may have just not been getting to the right person regardless of fault. They're only replying now because it's only just now they heard that something was wrong.
Now on the other hand, I generally find it hard to believe that for a business as large as Epic, nobody would follow up on money that's just been sitting around for over 2 years.
A bad clicker game that you could pay money into to make your clicks worth more, might I add. And I believe that the words "will change your life" was used to describe the prize. And that part of the prize was to play Godus early and they got bored pretty quickly of it.
Governments aren't exactly known for efficiency. A corporation is less likely to bogged down by just the mere fallacy that "other entities can't figure it out, why should they do it?"