DireLogomachist
DireLogomachist
DireLogomachist

is this how you do it?

I picked up Bloodborne on Monday and after a few long play sessions, I unfortunately say this:

A simple rational post about policing and your thoughts on it, with no real judgement what-so-ever? A good story that makes you empathize with both sides and come away a better person?!

My Time In Police Cars

The world outside looks different when you see it through the windows of a police car. And, when you're in one,

I have to admit I wish they kept those Sgt.Johnson ones in there.

Fuck reasonable discourse. I'm going to have to risk Lord Denton's wrath, but I can do that, because hey, it's the internet.

Perhaps a better way of phrasing the idea everyone seems to be trying to get across is that games aren't necessarily "too long", but "too bloated". I've caught myself saying most games coming out are "too long" in contrast to most of my favorite recent games, like Journey/The Last of Us/The Stanley Parable, which have

Good for him. He made a fun game, he didn't rip anyone off. He's earned his money.

On the one hand, good for him. But on the other... It's sad that he has to do this in the first place just because people don't seem to understand what the hell 'Early Access' means. I've purchased at least half a dozen early-access titles, and I've never been disappointed with what I've gotten, because I knew what

Hmmm that's interesting. I hadn't consciously approached it this way, but I think the old ones are (hopefully) more about using human stuff to examine videogames, and this one is (hopefully) more about using videogame stuff to examine humans. But your points are not unreasonable and I very much appreciate you taking

Hello! I used to work at CollegeHumor, currently work at Buzzfeed, and actually wrote both these videos. So, thanks?

Exhibit A

behond my nonexistent image editing skills. If we're going to be making fun of swords, then I guesss I have no choice but to submit the sord...

My theory is that you play as a new hire that has to try not to get killed by animatronics for at least five nights. The bear's name is actually Freddy Fazbear, which is what the title is referring to (it also refers to "nights", which is not unlike the "nights" you spend in the game, of which there are five).

Thank you! I appreciate the compliment! :)

What interests me about this whole article is that your use of "Trolling" seems to fall more along the lines of "Pranking", albeit with a negative consequence for those on the receiving end of the Prankster's Gambit.