That is a very precariously perched switch in the 2nd pic, especially if playing a cat baiting sound.

hot damn you are correct, opting to trying buying it in game makes it only $15, which would be a great price...if MH:world wasn’t in 3 days and I hadn’t gone a little mental during the holiday sales. But I’ll keep that knowledge in my back pocket for a rainy day.

I really need to get around to playing Legacy of the Void, but god damn it never seems to go on sale and on blizz store it seems they’ve rolled all the releases in to one package only, I’d rather not pay full price on a package I own 2/3rds of already.

I’m actually a tad bit interested in the original cyber sleuth due to it being on sale on PSN and always being in the market for turn based JRPG, but I don’t have any connection to Digimon (never really experienced any of the media, and Pokemon was pretty much my thing) and the decentish reviews aren’t really swaying…

Saw this earlier, immediately went and apologized to my PC only roommate who wanted to play it together because Fuck That Shit
 i ain’t waiting till fall. Then went and preordered off PSN.

I can not fathom how anyone possessing the brain capacity for even autonomous bodily functions, like breathing, could possibly think this was okay.

Did I fall in to my time machine? did the world magically regress years in to the past? It must have because I’m pretty sure this is exactly what happened the first time around in Destiny 1.

I’m sure our Ally South Korea, right next to the powder keg we seem to be trading school yard insults with, would totally not take it poorly that we wouldn’t come to a big fancy event because it might not be safe after poking said powder keg.

Yeah speaking of expansions, I heard how Taken King “Fixed” destiny but all the original problems seem there. No in game way to explore and communicate with the community, guild shit all on a external site, no true matchmaking for Nightfalls (didn’t they actually change this in D1 when we bitched and moaned about…

oh for fucks sake just let people do/be/fantasize what they want, it ain’t fucking hurting you or breaking the law.

It is just fucking astounding how it seems like Bungie either learned absolutely nothing from D1, or chose to forget it. In the end I’m already treating it like D1, bought it, binged the campaign and some gear grinding, promptly forgot about it.

Something about Wolfenstein 2's difficulty really bothers me, I put it on do or die after playing through New Order on the same, but it just feels so much worse and frustrating. I dropped it down to normal but I almost want to put it down another notch. I don’t have a problem with snarky setting names, I do have a…

I sometimes wonder if they kinda chose such fucking incompetent fucks because they figured it wouldn’t really work, and the fallout would cause enough chaos to paralyze the US and let them have a window to do shady shit while we were all enthralled in the scandal, only to realize that it kinda did work, and instantly…

its not that scary, or remotely as intense as 1 (this is both a good and bad thing), but overall I would say a more enjoyable game because they took a slightly cliched B horror movie set up and put a lot of heart in to it.

This is one of those things that if they had just been up front about (“Hey guys, as you repeat low tier activities and earn more bright engrams, the XP required will rise, doing high tier events bypasses that, or just taking a break returns the normal scale”) people probably wouldn’t bitch beyond the normal (and…

I mean...a vast majority of the people at these events had their decks built by others too. at this point Temur energy (most dominant deck in terms of players) has pretty much been solidified in to a stock list so the only difference here is that her dad googled “temur energy” instead of her.

well...this is an interesting article for this morning, the day after I find out I’m being kicked out of the room i’m renting (my friend and I moved in with a friend of his after our roommate from previous apt passed away)

The big issue is the Reserve List, a major list of old cards that wizards promised to never reprint to preserve collection value. Problem is pretty much every type of card except creature had broken as hell cards back then so if you play formats that allow said cards, youre paying for a piece of an ever dwindling…

Oh Magic cards can be expensive as anything else depending on how far you want to go, edh are 100 unique cards (except basic lands) and he’s doing all foils where possible (a Foil Gaea’s Cradle is like $700). And to be clear I don’t begrudge him his financial security, or even voting in his own self interest (because…

Oh that’s exactly what my roommate does. He fully understands and would never argue against my assertion that Trump is a fucking idiot, but he’s a cop and he knows conservatives like to suck military/law’s dick so he supports Trump. shortsighted and completely ignorant of the ways in which that could horrendously…