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EA unveiled its plans to revive the widely detested microtransactions in Star Wars Battlefront II. To say that people were not having it, would be a vast understatement. The rage is very real. 

Something about The Sims compels people to embrace their vaguely wicked, entirely hilarious sides to create some literal nightmares. We're not sure if we want to cry or cheer for humanity when it comes to these. 

This dude's illustrative story about the implications of Skyrim's open-world environment perfectly captures the ups and downs of how one decision can set the course for the arc of one's damn game. In this case, it sounds like things turn out for the best. Buckle up and enjoy the ride. 

Sometimes you just can't help but scratch your head when you see some of this stuff.

There's nothing like pouring your life into a virtual world only to have some inbred degenerate come and destroy everything you've worked so hard to build. 

That being said, this freakout is on another level. 

We can ALWAYS count on The Sims players to leave us utterly bewildered, if not traumatized, when it comes to creating hellish scenarios in an otherwise 'innocent' video game. These morbid geniuses took dark humor to new and alarming heights. 

Fans were left genuinely traumatized after a new trailer for Death Stranding from Kojima Productions was released at the game awards. Naturally, a particularly traumatizing scene involving a terribly unnerving little baby was the star of the show for Twitter.