Tell me about it. It's the most expensive game I've bought since it came out, and it's the one that I've played the least and had the least fun with.

I didn't downright hate it, but it sure was a disappointment.

Let me guess, you're 17 years old, give or take 3 years.

Yeah, because this is the only isolated incident where something like this has happened. I can't believe people are still defending their "right to bear arms".

He's saying it's not a good idea to have people carrying concealed weapons.

Tell me about it. Time to look for another service. I wonder if this will make the number of Whatsapp users take a hit. I doubt it, but I hope it does.

Uh, I don't condone the purchase of lottery tickets. I'm aware that it's a scam more than anything, and that the lottery business itself is shady. I don't know if I gave off the idea that I thought otherwise, but that's not the case. I'm know that the odds of someone winning the lottery are astronomically small, and…

That's interesting. I too have a scientist friend who works in the government and he says they test GMOs rigorously and never put out anything that's harmful for human consumption.

He's not saying iOS is difficult to use, he's saying it's just not easier than Android. My 3 year old cousin can use his Samsung Galaxy Tab fluently as well. When the ease of use is nearly identical on both platforms, it becomes a common factor and it only makes sense to take it out of the equation.

Associating iOS with ease of use and excluding Android is ridiculous. It's nothing but what people repeat over and over, but having used both, it just isn't true. A non tech-savvy person will struggle just as much with either, and someone who knows their way around gadgets will find any of them just as easy to use.

Well, first of all, you're assuming everyone has a healthy amount of common sense. This is not the case. Not even close. You can see this very clearly by the sheer amount of people doing seriously stupid things. That said, I wouldn't say that buying a lottery ticket is stupid. People buy lottery tickets for a number…

It's not as simple as that. Yes, opportunities do come around from time to time, but it's not realistic to think they're always there. It's a great idea to be alert and look for them, but to mindlessly quit your job and see what happens more often than not ends up badly.

Are you the main provider for your family? I tend to agree with what you said, it does sound really nice, but most of us don't have the luxury to just quit because "our spirit is being broken". Dreams and dignity don't pay the bills. It's all good if you don't need the money, but if you do, there aren't many options.

I'm quite deadly against paper opponents as well. You should really see my MMA quality punches against my heavy bag.

I see why people care, but I personally don't. I'm used to seeing link as left-handed because I played every single Zelda before the Wii versions, but the change doesn't bother me at all. If anything, it feels more natural.

Good luck creating the most original game in the world, using mechanics that are completely new and unique. I'll be waiting.

What? No, of course not, not even close. I just saw this exact figure yesterday here in Mexico. I would've bought it if it didn't cost the equivalent of $75 USD, when I can get it for roughly 60% of that through Amazon. Yes, I can get things through Amazon even if I'm in Mexico. What I'm tying to say is that no, it…

Oh give me a break. You know you'd kill for the chance of having any of your games be half as successful as Flappy Bird. I agree on almost everything you said, though. It isn't a good game by any means, it blatantly copied artwork and some mechanics, but hey, are you seriously implying that every single game out there…

Whoa, someone's mad.

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