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@matrix
I just cannot get over the death = instant loss of all cash + ingame nuke combination.

It just seems like a game already designed by EA of tomoow :ablobheadshake:

@matrix
I am talking only about the movie.

Yeah, it was obviously mentioned, that the bad guy wanted to make it more monetized, but when I saw the movie, I didn't see anything that wasn't a monetization scheme already. It was all artificial money drains.

I might be just reading too many current game mechanics into a dumb movie... But I would HATE to play the game shown in the movie.

@matrix
The story was so weird, because it did compress the entire internet into a single game with single instance.

That is the part, that was weird. A single game, with bad monetization, for grinders, boomers and entire corporations. A true Nicheian endman world.

@matrix
I usd to think ready player one was retarded, but facebook mentioned so many parts of the monetization, that were brought directly from the movie.

Seriously? It's VR. There are programs out there that do all of the mentioned shit without the need to pay for each shirt option...

@fortyseven
1st thing I can think of is condensation of water.

Having water always condensing in corners might do some damage, but I doubt that was the entire joke.

@Bro-Drillard @Shadowman311
The true problem is, that the old system of "whitness protection" no longer works. People on the entire globe know his face, so no matter how innocent he is, no matter where he's released, all he needs is to meet one antifa dipshit, and he will be attacked again.

@Bro-Drillard @Shadowman311
Destroyed evidence is in criminal court MUCH better then no or real evidence.

Because if you are supposed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, nothing says some doubt more then destroyed evidence.

But that is only for criminal court. In case of clown court, nothing is going to help. And US criminal system is a lot on the clownish side.

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