Wasn’t the reason she needed to stay on the ship to hyperspace away anyhow? Like, the plan was: shuttles escape, she hyperspaces away so the First Order follows her. Why does she just wait by the window, doing no actual piloting? If she had jumped right away, the First Order would have followed her before having…

I’ve really enjoyed The Division (which I’ve also played entirely solo.) The bullet-spongey-ness does get bothersome, especially because it does seem like in the new expansion the spawn rates are out-of-whack. Just outside the Camp Clinton safe house, a bunch of enemies spawn, and after taking them out and walking…

What is this, the high hat?

You are correct, but I did in fact know that already. I figured people were asking how it compared to Dead Island *because* the games were made by the same studio.

You are correct, but I did in fact know that already. I figured people were asking how it compared to Dead Island…

It is definitely overall better than Dead Island, which I also loved. The expansion (The Following) adds a vehicle, which was really the only thing Dead Island had that the base Dying Light game didn’t. Other than that, Dying Light only has one player character, versus the four or whatever Dead Island had, but I don’t…

It is definitely overall better than Dead Island, which I also loved. The expansion (The Following) adds a vehicle,…

I like “Good for the Gander.” Of course, I also like “Untitled Goose Game” (which is better than just “Goose Game.”) I also like “Goose Goose.”

I should switch over to actual Scrabble. I loved it growing up, but got into Words with Friends (or “Lexulous” or whatever it started out as way back before the lawsuits, if it’s even the same Scrabble rip-off.) The scores end up being much higher than Scrabble. I played “wizardry” in Words with Friends for 185 points.

A Minaj mirage?

To me it seems like a moral issue because the player doesn’t necessarily know what they are paying for. It’s the gambling aspect that makes it seedy. Capitalism is one thing, and there’s nothing wrong with a company profiting by exchanging money for a product. But saying “give us money and you *might* get something…

Part of the problem is that the original options in the script used to direct the game’s actors were different, and they were changed to “Truth, Doubt, Lie” only after all the performances were in the can. According to this article, the original options were “Coax, Force, Lie”: https://gamerant.com/la-noire-different-i…

Is this a rail shooter? I though rail shooters were like House of the Dead, where the game controls your character’s movement, and all you do is point and shoot. This game is linear, surely, but don’t you still have the freedom to run around the levels?

I really liked the map in Far Cry 2, though I’m not against mini-maps in general. I liked how immersive it was in 2, but in a game like Far Cry: Blood Dragon (where you play a cyborg), having a mini-map is sort of justified by the narrative. Why wouldn’t a cyborg have a HUD map? In Far Cry 3, though, it makes no sense…

What about Fruit Brute?

Raisin Bran. Raisin Bran never changes.

Sexy Osmosis Jones?

How long were the blades? A friend of mine got a ticket for having a concealed knife, but her knife was a tiny 2.5" blade, and when we looked into NYC law the restrictions didn’t apply to blades that short. She still had to go to court and all, though.

I can’t for the life of me get them to send me a confirmation link for my email. Via the website on my desktop, my email is already tied to my account. So I can’t “update my email address” as it’s the one I want it to be. If I try to request my archive, it *says* it’s going to send me a confirmation link, but I never…

I wish a game like The Division would have a mode where you could turn enemies off so I could explore without having to worry about a firefight breaking out. I’ve completed all the story missions and found all the collectibles and I don’t really care too much about picking up more loot. I’d just like to look around…

I’d star this, but it currently sits at 69...

A few things I’m trying to figure out between the first movie and this one, such as... why were Replicants even allowed back on Earth?

The first film establishes in opening text that Replicants are banned from the planet (because prior to that film there was a bloody revolt.) Blade Runners had orders to kill on sight…