The IT Crowd.

The game took me about four hours to beat. I even unlocked one of the secret additional areas in my first play through. I only have one more achievement to get, and I am pretty sure I know how to get it.

This level throws a few bridges at the player... including the one that is about sixty feet from the start of the level. There is no way that they will get across that bridge in a timely fashion or without some trolls making the Chief strafe off the edge and into the shiny abyss.

Why is it called Lets Play and not Let's Play?

For those saying Well, single-player worked and custom games worked... Single-player had its own mess of issues. Cinematics not playing correctly. Achievements not unlocking. The game crashing when trying to access terminals at certain times. Picking up skulls not triggering achievements. Co-op not displaying scores…

I will just leave this here:
https://bookofbadarguments.com/?view=allpages

If anything, he should be using the word "hypocritical" in this situation. I do not see how this ironic.

This used to happen to me back on the Xbox 360 with the toast notifications. I would be walking down the street and I would swear that I unlocked an achievement or a friend sent me an invite...

No reference to Office Space in your writing? For shame.

Yes, I bought the game solely for the inclusion of these two things... I just KNEW that they would be in the game. Likewise, they are making money off of the creators of cars, boats, baseball bats, guns, clothes, monsters.... It's just not FAIR!

Well said, and I absolutely agree with you.

Interesting. I lived four years in Atlanta, Georgia and when I hear coon, I think of a - you know... raccoon. Maybe it's because I'm a big fan of Where the Red Fern Grows. I don't know.

Well, you practically explained it yourself. I'll walk you through to the end.

Yes, I was right. And it was posted over two months ago. Take THAT, bad memory!
http://kotaku.com/5981613/this-m…

I'm not completely sure, but I'm pretty damn sure that Kotaku already posted an article about this. A while ago.

It reminds me of a Brian Jacques novel. You know, a character from the Redwall series.

The bow in Dragon's Dogma, along with all of its awesome abilities, was amazing.

Yes, but did they fix the map editor not being a representation of the true multiplayer mechanics? You could throw down a fence, alter the height so your character could hop over it, and then try to hop over it in multiplayer to no avail. It's not even close. So, in order to "test" the mp's compatibility, you had to…

I know I suck at internet and humor. I was making a joke. The OP was saying that his accomplishments pale in comparison to what the guys in the article can do... I was implying that I am even further behind than that.

How do you make torches?