[img]https://i.imgur.com/zYG7xmY.png[/img] A member browsing the forums Sunday afternoon was recently confronted by the police and arrested after posting Odyssey leaks outside of the dedicated channel. The user in question was excited to find new footage of Nintendo's upcoming game. So much so that they created a forum account for MFGG for the sole purpose of sharing this knowledge with other users. What the user did not find out, however, was that there was a dedicated forum for containing these leaks and, oops, they posted these leaks in general chat. They caused quite a scene, and another user reportedly called 911 mere minutes after the incident. The user is under age, so what will happen to the minor is currently unknown. Just remember to not spoil the experience for those wanting to go in blind, and you will more than likely be fine.

[quote="Blue Toad News Network"]Just remember to not spoil the experience for those wanting to go in blind, and you will more than likely be fine.[/quote] An informed viewing actually increases somebody's critical comprehension of the media they consume. In school, we don't go blind into Shakespeare, Tolkien, Hemingway etc. because learning the subject before experiencing it is the most efficient way to study media.

Okay will but other people don't see it that way, you're going to have to learn to respect that

[quote="Willsaber"][quote="Blue Toad News Network"]Just remember to not spoil the experience for those wanting to go in blind, and you will more than likely be fine.[/quote] An informed viewing actually increases somebody's critical comprehension of the media they consume. In school, we don't go blind into Shakespeare, Tolkien, Hemingway etc. because learning the subject before experiencing it is the most efficient way to study media.[/quote] LIVE WITH YOUR SINS YOU MONSTER

[quote="Willsaber"][quote="Blue Toad News Network"]Just remember to not spoil the experience for those wanting to go in blind, and you will more than likely be fine.[/quote] An informed viewing actually increases somebody's critical comprehension of the media they consume. In school, we don't go blind into Shakespeare, Tolkien, Hemingway etc. because learning the subject before experiencing it is the most efficient way to study media.[/quote] I don't want to study super Mario odyssey I just want to play it

[quote="Willsaber"][quote="Blue Toad News Network"]Just remember to not spoil the experience for those wanting to go in blind, and you will more than likely be fine.[/quote] An informed viewing actually increases somebody's critical comprehension of the media they consume. In school, we don't go blind into Shakespeare, Tolkien, Hemingway etc. because learning the subject before experiencing it is the most efficient way to study media.[/quote] :nope: :nope: :nope:

[quote="Willsaber"][quote="Blue Toad News Network"]Just remember to not spoil the experience for those wanting to go in blind, and you will more than likely be fine.[/quote] An informed viewing actually increases somebody's critical comprehension of the media they consume. In school, we don't go blind into Shakespeare, Tolkien, Hemingway etc. because learning the subject before experiencing it is the most efficient way to study media.[/quote] You my good friend have won life.