I know they’re trying to be respectful to the ruins, but one of the first things I’m going to do is try driving straight up those steps. 
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As am I apparently!
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Damn, my twitter feed is full with people comparing watermelons, physics and co. in TLOU2 with Halo 
And One Piece.
Sad that no new interesting rumours around these days. After pre-E3 madness, now it is a regular life.
I can assure you 100% of halo community don’t give a shit about watermelon physics in the arena, it is just fanboys doing their usual job on Twitter. It is a sweaty 4 vs 4 arena multiplayer, the last thing players should be worried about is how fruits physics behaves. And for what I heard and saw the physics that really matters seems to work pretty fine in the game. I bet these are the same old suspects, aka sony fanboy community on twiiter, I think they should invest their time learning how to install a ssd in their loved piece of plastic rather than talking about watermelons and bananas physics in a Xbox game.
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Does TLOU2 have multiplayer, custom game modes, or built in map editors? Nope. So entirely pointless. All they’re doing is branding themselves for the fanboy idiots they are.
I kind of prefer them to out themselves like that, so it’s easier to block and ignore them.
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No, my point why is it even in my feed? I mean I read neither One Piece and subscribed only to some Xbox folks, yet get only posts about Playstation.
Oh. I thought you follow some of those for the laughs. I didn’t realize you were questioning “why is any of this in my feed?”.
Though what I posted would be what I’d retort with, and I’m sure you would as well since you’re not a knuckle-head.
You should read One Piece. It’s great.
I don’t engage in Twitter discussions because it has atrocious navigation. I just annoyed with tons of Playstation posts in my feed.
I dropped it years ago. Not even sure when…It was certainly before Sanji’s arc or after Doflamingo arc. Don’t remember.
Was it after the Zou(giant elephant) arc?
Don’t remember. I think I dropped when Sanji went to his home or something.
That’s after Zou, at the beginning of the Whole cake island arc. I can understand dropping a weekly manga though. I often do it myself just so that I can read a bunch of chapters when a manga reaches a slow spot or I think a story jumped the shark too many times.
I read a lot of weekly manga including long running stuff like Hajime No Ippo, my issue with One Piece is that eventually it got too much characters and I got tired following all that stuff. I just wait for finding out what One Piece is and what D means.
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I can understand that. Have too pickup Hajime no Ippo again myself. Found the progress rather slow.
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Some of Hajime No Ippo anime is on crunchyroll, but I believe its missing the second season. The anime is very good.
I personally don’t watch anime. Ok, I watched only one in the last couple of years - The Cautious Hero - but I prefer reading manga/manhwa and read novels.
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The anime is hilarious. I don’t subscribe too crunchyroll often since their selection is quite frankly very limited in my country compared to the UK and US. They do have all the Gintama episodes, which is pretty ace.
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gotcha, I’ve only read a couple of manga, but I do prefer to watch on screen. However, I was pondering if I want to get into reading anime, but reading comics/manga is intimidating to me because back when i was into that hobby it was quite expensive