There’s a special place in hell for psychics who prey on the bereaved.

So what you’re saying is that under a different administration a real alert would’ve been ignored. Great work. You really made your point.

“...including requiring two people, instead of one, to send tests and actual missile alerts...”

How the fuck can you press a wrong button to send out the missile warning? This isn’t fucking tetris where you press the wrong button and get an empty block in the middle.

Of course we need rational minds at the helm that kind of goes without saying, but my takeaway from the situation was that there needs to be better communication and oversight with such a powerful alert system. One person fucked up and hit the wrong button and that’s all it took to send an entire state in the top…

Well rational minds... and a second-person-requirement to initiate that alert.

Guessing you don’t have system besides the switch haha, glad the switch is doing well though, Wii U was a disaster

it does great things *but* I live for building crap in Fallout 4.

I wish that with all the new shit zelda decided to do, it also bothered to be fun....

Please tell me how Breath of the Wild is any better than “just another open world game”.

Didn’t do anything special? What the fuck are you smoking?

No wins at all for Horizon Zero Dawn is messed up.

Geoff Keighly has always seemed like a nice guy, but he has as much presence and authority as a damp rag, and it’s not terribly surprising this guy was able to bulldoze right over him. I really just don’t like him as host. I know this show is his baby, and he should obviously continue to produce it, but I’d like him…

Frankly, The Game Awards needed a moment like this to get people interested. Even if it was certifiably nutso.

But really though, fuck loot boxes.

Looks decent, nice with a co-op game where you don’t need two copies, so you can invite any of your friends without getting them a copy first.

At least they don’t have corporate executives on stage giving a speech about how great their corporates are.

I’d politely point out this is like some lame ass middle school “name poem” where the take the each letter of their name and use it to spell a word that allegedly describes their imagined (but never realized) life.

If someone has a real suggestion as to how to get NK to simmer down, without any loss of life, I’d love to hear it.

Otherwise, facing the reality that NK is going to kill some certain number of people at some certain point in the future requires us to decide whether those casualties are on our terms or on Kim Jong…