I’m pretty sure that’s just cosplay. 

More of not respecting the group enough to bother checking my spelling. 

“And the rest seems to be a bit of a stretch.” 

“I don’t remember any of the devs saying anything about the taking inspiration from the Branch Davidians..”

“anachronistic”-belonging to a period other than that being portrayed.

OK kids, this isn’t our first rodeo.

“still I sort of expect the fixes sooner rather than later”

Hey shithead, Obsidian was contracted by Bethesda. Bethesda didn’t pay the bonus TO Obsidian. Bethesda also kept interfering with New Vegas development and were responsible for the stupidly short timeframe in which Obsidian had to complete the game, probably in an attempt to sabotage the metacritic score to avoid…

Is it really that hard to read before you open your piehole and spout gibberish?

I don’t think this is so much of a problem in something like Warcraft where each race gets a single dance emote even that dance is based on real moves.

Out of the grays with you!!!

From first paragraph of the linked article

They denied bonuses on Fallout: New Vegas because an arbitrary metacritic score was 1 point too low, that’s pretty fucking evil.

Actually I expect it keep spiraling till it hits

“started a new game, froze to death immediatly.

Are we sure it was a glitch? I suspect it was a wizard on the moon.

I played 3 late too and I totally agree that it was simplistic. I would have liked to see the Tatau make the game feel more primal as you filled it out. Run faster, jump higher, swim faster and generally make it far more fun for the player to throw their modern weapons away because it’s become far more effective and…

Also I was slightly mistaken. Joseph Seed may have his own nuclear weapons stashed away but I had thought I remembered that throughout the game there are radio broadcasts about rising tensions in the rest of the world. The bombs dropping seem completely unrelated to anything happening around your character, it’s not…

An elegant solution for a more civilized age.

I don’t think of the series as separate. I consider both series put together to be the Saga of Worf from his humble beginnings as a Klingon raised by Humans and the proud son of an outcast house serving the enemies of his people to becoming a warrior of legend to compare to that of even Khaless himself.