
deepbrown
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BBC PS5 Review: 'If the PS4 was greatness awaits, the PS5 is greatness realised'
bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/B7YCjr3xyZbHSlB...TIL That a woman joined a missing person's search party, only to discover that she was in fact searching for herself
grapevine.is/news/2012/08/27/woman-takes-part...So I finished TLOU2 yesterday and I'm still thinking about it and the emotions it built up in me, but also the emotions it appears to have generated in others.
Now putting aside the following: people seeing leaks of major plot points without context; people who are 'fanboys' of the opposing console or PC and want to troll PlayStation; people who are sexist or homophobic; people who have watched content or read opinions from the above groups without playing the game. If we put those people to one side, I still think the game would have polarised opinion of gamers and ND knew this would happen too. And it's because these are manifestations of the exact emotions they wanted the plot and story
Hi PS5 sub, I've been seeing this a lot lately here - people are posting links to a tweet which then links through to the full article.
There are two posts up now that link to a broadcast tweet, and I've seen loads in the past.
I wouldn't want to block Twitter as it can be a news site in and of itself. And wouldn't want to give mods a new filtering job. But if we all agree not to do this with a consensus that would be good.
Ps. What's the motive of doing this?Is it because these particular domains are banned from Reddit? Or because ops are competing for karma as the original link has already been posted? Or just the first link they found?
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