It would most likely have been a cinematic trailer, created by a VFX company hired for the job. ME5 was in early production, likely no game to speak of at this point, just storylines and concept art mostly. Maybe a vertical slice demo, but I doubt it.

She only lasted half a Scaramucci! Pathetic.

lmao, even

I wonder what it’s like to be Ed Sheeran. Is there any air gap at all between Ed-Sheeran-the-brand and Ed-Sheeran-the-human? Does Ed Sheeran even exist as a human anymore, separate from the brand?

The brand clearly thinks it’ll make more money by not taking any strong position on an active genocide. Makes sense for a brand, it’s a corporate construct that’s fundamentally amoral. It can only value profit.

What I’m wondering is what happened to the human? It existed at one point, before the brand did. Does it still exist? Does it share the same profit motive as the brand of the same name? Can it feel shame anymore? I hope it does.

I bet they used to like Rage Against The Machine before they got all political.