Speaking of rum my friends and I have taken to playing a Pirate themed roleplaying game called 7th Sea.

It's kind of interesting going through the comments section and you can tell who actually read the article of why the peanut butter costs that much (it's not government inefficiency) and who didn't and just went for the knee-jerk response.

I find it kind of strange that barely any of the questions require you to have an understanding of physics, chemistry, or anything needed to work for Edison in General Electric presumably in science based research.

Honestly I find these designs kind of boring. I suppose the iconic Silver Age designs stick in the mind for a reason.

My Hard Drive says bring it on!

Now this makes me wonder what if Tyrion actually figured out how to make Meth in Game of Thrones.

The graphic style and gameplay kind of make me think that this is what a First Person Adventure Time video game would be like.

I always felt that the Meth video game simulator went to Payday 2.

No offense Patricia, I rarely say this but this is too long didn't read.

i need this in my life yesterday.

I never really understood why Tron Legacy got as much hate as it did.

Was the plot obtuse? Yes it was and the allegories were painfully obvious.

As a table top gamer it has become something of an inside joke in my local gamer community that yeah table top warhammer and minis players stink, but at least we're not as bad as the Magic guys.

Yes it really is the worst since in the biggest cons you're cramped right next to people and can't avoid it.

I'm somewhat inadvertently found a way to protect myself by going for cosplay that tends to use full face masks and such since it cuts down on physical contact.

So inadvertently I've become a Plague Doctor and it…

Anything by Phillip K. Dick. Because he's all about what is the nature of reality to the user. That's all highly subjective and interesting to talk about with other people.

While it visually looks great I can't help but notice some of the lines being dropped are from cliche city, like the whole "you and I are the same, we're nothing alike" thing or "I'm what this city needs."

Isn't All Star Batman the Goddamn Batman?

I feel like Miller Batman is his own crazy bag of things

My list also includes Shadow of Mordor (With HD textures and full graphics it's actually quite a bit of a resource drain).

I think at this point I'd settle for a ghost busters which features the giant ectoplasm twinkie engulfing an entire city.

Yes? You are aware that I'm making a snarky reference to Valve time and their approach to episodic gaming and Telltale's increasing time in between episodes where they try to aim for a month to two months and end up taking four months.

Common tell tale don't slip into valve's approach of "episodic" gaming.