To be clear, I'm specifically talking about Bedrock Edition. Java Edition *is* available on Mac.

That style of teaching isn't teaching. Unstructured practice is great for exploration and fun, but if you're stuck, repeating mistakes won't magically fix them. Someone has to point out your mistake.

Plus, theory is just as important as practice. You need to know why you're doing what you're doing.

At some point somebody has to ask where the original ideas come from if every paper is supposed to just be a summary of other papers. What's the point of writing if you're not allowed to make your own points?

Citations justify points, they don't make them for you.

Your teacher taught you wrong.

To be fair with Tootie, it was always supposed to be a crush for her, and a crush usually isn't all that rational.

The show had multiple opportunities to give Trixie a real character, but they never did. To do that, the show would have needed continuity, and they clearly didn't want continuity.

I’ve seen people argue that because there’s no trading or mechanical difference between items, it doesn’t impact any other person’s gameplay besides themselves. It’s unfair, yes, but nothing more.

I just feel like that argument completely misses the entire point of Club Penguin.

Considering it's literally defined as malware that's delivered through what appears and behaves like a legitimate application, I'd say you're not that far off.

I mean, just look at Donkey Kong Bananza. Pauline's dream of singing is a central theme of the game. The release of the Donkey Kong Bananza Direct was precisely the moment they should have added those songs to Nintendo Music.

But they didn't.

Those songs still aren't there.