I sank so many hours into those three that when finally I got ones I missed like Rogue, Syndicate, and Revelations from Games with Gold or free with season passes or however I got them I just couldn’t do it.

I got through the entry to Valhalla before realizing they were just giving me a Norse Odyssey. I tried going back to play Origins and abandoned it after the first fight. I’m hoping they go back to making games like this so I can care about the series again.

He covered that song 10 years earlier, but it is a good song.

I liked the ending, if fit with the themes of the rest of the series, not sure why some people hated it so much.

The one where a giant tech company controlling the SEO of a tech media conglomerate is pushing him to the front page to talk about how great giant tech companies are.

Nothing says success like firing people who made you a success so you could keep all the benefits of the success.

Bethesda’s future business model is fully on display here. Folks who thought Fallout 76 was going to be a stop-gap gimmick they flinched from when the player base plummeted are seeing instead that every Bethesda game from now on is going to just be Fallout 76 with five coders writing the dialogue between debugging…

People aren’t shitting on Bethesda because it’s fun. They’re doing it because Fallout 76 was garbage. Notice how no one ever has anything to say about ESO at all.

I did it in this order: Freestar/First Half of Main Quest/UC Sysdef+Crimson Fleet/Last Half of Main Quest/UC Vanguard/Ryujin

Conventional good looks?

Conventional good looks?

Zack Morris is firmly Gen X. But Agents of SHIELD was definitely for Boomers.

PR involves getting people to tell you what you want. Crisis-management involves dealing with sudden terrible events.

“Vote with your wallets” sounds reasonable, until you realize some people have 100 times as many votes as other people.

Keep reading until you get to all her “n-bombs.” She is DEFINITELY a gamer.

“I have never seen an attractive woman in real life” vibes from the guy in this thread here.

The same people tweeting about how awful this is are the same people that buy it every single year and pay $30 for a loot box.

Update: It was so lovely until you realize there’s a secret ending being gatekept behind mastery of a mediocre minigame.

To appreciate Karlach one has to experience her, because I’d heard stories and was not prepared for the Karlachness she brings to every situation.

Merchandize is a verb, but in this sentence structure the verb can be used as a noun anyway, so it’s irrelevant.