I work in game development, and although I’m a huge fan of having options in character creation (I practically never buy a game unless it has character creation options), I can say with authority that different options come with vastly different costs.

My father died in his 50s due to his weight.

Regarding the lighthouse picture and the man in it: as a Maine native, I can attest that this 100% captures the spirit of the state (regardless of whether it’s supposed to be a Maine lighthouse or not).

Can I give you an additional star for your username? Consider my star a x2 star.

I’m in the midst of creating a roguelike game using the GMS2 engine, and I wrestled with whether or not to stick with tradition with my level-1 enemies, and go with giant rats and goblins (or the like), or if I should try to switch things up.

Kids do love cardboard boxes. I know I used to.

It’s basically the “thoughts and prayers” of the internet commentariat.

Amen. I’d contribute to a patreon-style monthly fund.

Needs more Noble Sandwich Company

As a developer working on an unrelated Unreal 4 project (I don’t work for Epic), watching the engine evolve over the years, Paragon always felt less like an actual game to me, and more like an active research and development platform for new Unreal Engine tech.

I’m waaaaaayyyyyy more hyped about this then I know I should be.

How old is Ryu, at this point?

I have a sister who looks exactly like Rossanne and she’s a very fervent Trump supporter.

I mean, we got eight films about Harry Potter, and most people didn’t mind that one bit. Why the revulsion for the Skywalker family?

Why are we pretending that the idea that there are other people beyond the Skywalkers using the force is some kind of revelation? That’s always how it’s been. Like, in addition to the prequels, there are entire episodes of Clones Wars and Rebels that deal with other force-using kids. Not to mention half of every Star…

... followed by a strident defense of the film by professional bloggers that praise it for making “bold” decisions and sticking a thumb in the eye of all those horrible “fanboys” who had the temerity to think that Han Solo was just fine without an expanded backstory.

I’m 34, I’ve lived on my own out of state for nine years, and both of my parents have been dead for just about a decade.

Well good, I’m glad you enjoyed the movie, but there’s no need to a pretentious prick about it.

Apparently, TLJ can’t just be Star Wars movie that some fans dislike for explainable reasons. It has to be a dick in their eye, because... reasons?

When you look at it, you see code. I see blonde, brunette, and redhead.