Community Center isn’t too bad as long as you check the Trader Cart each time it shows up and know what to look for. The hardest part is definitely fishing and some of the specialty items but you can easily get them all complete in the first year or year and a half.

The host can use a command to pause the game for everyone (I think it is /pause) but idk if that puts everyone in their inventory or if it could be used for the infinite night glitch.

Legally, no they can’t hold Nintendo responsible. But as a personal matter I think being somewhat upset with Nintendo is reasonable.

Well if I remember from the books, the Whomping Willow was an incredibly rare tree. All the descriptions of wands in the books come from normal trees and it sounded like the core of the wand is the important part.

I mean the whole thing sounds kind of dumb. Your friend turned to books because they couldn’t tend to a... Tree farm? Unless they are in a wheelchair I’m finding that a little hard to swallow.

Eh it is an old joke even here. They basically say it any time an article mentions Valve.

I always liked the idea of having a single large complex as the setting for an entire game, but the enemy AI is consistent and remembers everything. So if you get spotted, the whole base goes on alert. You can still complete the game, but the super secret true ending can only be obtained if you actually manage to get…

The original games were great to me but you can definitely tell they were figuring out what worked and what didn’t, with the 3 alarm system and stuff like that in the original games being removed as time went on.

Yeah they are a little janky. Starbound has much better controls (and is a better game overall, unless you really prefer fantasy to sci-fi)

Probably covered under fair use, the same way they can use characters from Ni No Kuni 2

More interesting than actually watching a game of baseball at least. But then again just about anything is.

Wait, did Chris say ‘overdeliver’ when it comes to Spore? THAT Spore? The one where you can experience absolutely everything the game has to offer in roughly an hour of casual play?

I mean, both are extremely shitty sounding to me.

Tell me, which do you find to be the more effective strategy for quickly breaking an enemy’s defense, a Blitzkrieg Bop or a Ballroom Blitz?

Unless you write or read a lot of cursive it can be a pain to deal with. Most of the cursive I have read is damn near incomprehensible. One time I was reading a letter from someone regarding their medical coverage (I work at a contractor who processes applications and whatnot) and I could have sworn I was reading an…

Well it handled the Wii and Wii U just fine.

That is the big thing people seem to skip over, context and intent. If it is part of a song (yes I know that in this case the word was not in the song, or not that part of it anyways), and the song is not designed to be racist, go for it. “Bow Down” by Ice Cube? Sure. The parody song of “Battle Hymn of The Republic”…

I couldn’t get too far into it because while the story was interesting and the combat is mechanically sound, I just didn’t enjoy the combat. Stylish and pretty, but ultimately a lot of fights are either quickly demolishing a lot of fodder or slogging through a boss that has way more health than is necessary.

Seriously though, fuck watermelon. At absolute best it has an almost acceptable amount of flavor, but is almost always bland and barely has any flavor at all.

Honestly? Why does any K-12 school have open, unrestricted WiFi for students to just use for whatever? I can see for classwork on a laptop or something, but it should be password protected that you need a login from a teacher or librarian or whatever to get online.