I only see more people freaking out about an otherwise perfectly normal sentence one should absolutely be able to use in a normal context.

No, there isn’t. If the trains run on time, they run on time. No-one but you made a problem about it.

But it means the same thing, used in the context of the trains running on time. I don’t see the reason in objecting so strongly to someone using a perfectly normal string of words in order to say something. Especially is nothing else is meant by it.

The trains might be reliable in that they don’t break down. They still run on time. I really, really don’t see the problem here. You’re trying to make a point where there is none.

So? It was meant here to indicate that the trains run on time (which I personally find a fun tidbit of information seeing as the station is 130 feet underground and 105 years old), and nothing else. There’s zero reason to get worked up about that.

I just finished it for a third time. Very fun and very underrated game.

Old? This is from 2015.

As long as the original fresco is underneath it and I can still enjoy that with the pull of a button, I don’t really see the problem. It’s the best of both worlds, really.

Not to dictate to you what you should or should not do, but 10 pages is not “trying it.”

Quite like the first, but this looks like more of the same drab brownish-red same, only with more Nemesis. I think I’ll pass.

Generic fantasy CG trailer indeed. I’m not impressed. Quite liked the first game though, even if most of it I remember was the brown drabness of it all.

He was clearly talking about cannons. Different thing.

Biggest problem here is that Kjellberg is not a comedian. Everyone can be funny and everyone can pull a prank or make a joke or two, but that alone does not make you a comedian. Let’s not pretend he is anything else than a guy who does Let’s Plays and vlogs on Youtube.

This is my new favourite gif (from one of my favourite movies), thanks. :D

To me, it seems you’re afraid of being aroused going into this game. If that’s not the case, perhaps you should have worded your argument better.

If you’re aroused by a skimpy outfit like this in a video game, you might want to put blame on yourself for causing the problem, not the developers. Also, if this stuff really arouses you, you might not be as “adult” as you claim here.

This. And I just want to say how much I adored what they did with the logo at the end.

I’m nearing that point right now, cleaning up the quest log before finishing Blood and Wine, and I dread the moment it happens. I also find myself deliberately start playing different games (which I then do finish) just because I don’t want The Witcher 3 to end.

And with Velen, I of course mean White Orchard.

No secret here. I got playing, somewhat forced my way through the opening hours in Velen, then arrived at the entire Bloody Baron series of quests and bang, it sucked me in and never let go until the end credits rolled. The writing, world detail and sheer amount of proper, quality stuff to do is really something else…