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Wow. This reminds me I have to play this. I was drunk shopping online one evening a while back, and decided I HAD. TO. play Red Dead Redemption again (got it as a GameFly rental and enjoyed what little I had time to play) and bought the GOTY edition for PS3. Like all my “BUT I NEEEEEEEEED THIS” drunk purchases, I

Man I love Secret of Evermore. It was so colourful and joyful and fun. There were so many great RPGs on the SNES that had this great sense of cheesy energy and happiness that a lot of modern RPGs seem to want to avoid. I never finished it though. I got all the way to what I assume was the end boss, and somehow,

The official shirt I have, which is the red one, also has a certain little pup hiding somewhere on the inside of it. I didn’t notice it til I’d worn and washed it several times.

Tales from the Borderlands is probably the only Telltale title I have replayed multiple times. I was so skeptical of it when I heard it announced, and it won me over almost instantly. One of those rare games where you feel like everyone involved just got to cut loose and have fun with every aspect. Fantastic

Nope.

I don’t know that it’s necessarily the same equivalence. Women are frequently used as sex objects in games. Men vastly less so, and often to great outcry when it happens... there have been queer sexual male (I believe I’ve heard the developer is gay, so this is a game about guys, for a guy) adventure games released

Drunk History did a great segment on this!

Whatever you say, kiddo. :)

No Loaderbot? Boo. BOOOO.

Does doing so void any warranties?

Whatever you say, kiddo. :)

I can tell you're an expert on unnecessary comments. :)

Welp, that’s how you know it’s been a long work day for me. I just started playing this series with my husband, and when I saw the flare photo, I was like, “Wow, he can shoot fire from his hands? When do we unlock that power?” And then my brain caught up with my eyes... embarrassing amount of time later.

I read what you typed, which is that you assume someone is being arrogant rather than just doing their job when they take their schooling and experience as a chef to try to present a dish in the best possible way. You literally called someone who would be a little put off by you not tasting your food prior to

I’m sure, but I don’t think “not rubbing chopsticks together” or “not putting chopsticks in a bowl” counts as the examples you’ve cited in the same way. :)

I wouldn't call someone doing their job "arrogant", but you do you.

You hit it with your final sentence... it’s a sign of respect. :) Obviously you’re not Japanese, but when a small gesture that takes zero effort (like not rubbing chopsticks together or putting them in a certain place) shows someone of a different culture that you appreciate and respect their values when you come into

I hope the protagonist is less of an idiot wet noodle than the one in the first game. It really frustrated me during investigations, even on mean difficulty, to have figured something out that I couldn’t act on myself because the game wanted Makoto to be lead to it by another student, usually with a lot of circular

I LOVE sushi, but I prefer the firmer-fleshed fish. It’s not the idea of it being raw that makes me grimace, it’s the too-tender dampness... I’m really twigged on textures in food in general. My husband loves it all, though, especially the sashimi and sweet shrimp, and if he can get an order of fried shrimp heads,

It’s okay, I didn’t need to sleep tonight. These are awesome, though, and she’s really great at using just enough makeup to make herself look like the illustrations while keeping just enough uncanny, creepy realism to make her extra scary.