Good book.
Jon W.
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I spend a lot of time on Tumblr, so I was half-expecting a "MISANDRY" caption to pop up.
Teen Titans had Robin's bike be very familiar.
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Delsin isn't angsty. He's a cocky punk kid who enjoys having powers, best as we can tell, to contrast with Cole. His response to accidentally getting shot is to grin and think about awesome it is to have healing powers.
You're kidding, but Matt can actually read by touching a printed piece of paper. With gloves on.
All right. How about another example.
>Dammit, there's a female character and she's just a alignment indicator?
>putting in a new character who seems like he could have a little more depth,
"Treating the whole karma system as a case of appealing to a mass audience,"
tl;dr: "Would you kindly make this moral decision?"
Ah, yes, the Zelda solution. That sure leads to a cohesive and comprehensible timeline and not a jumbled mess.
You're being That Guy.
Each option leads to a completely different mission. The former has Delsin and Fetch teaming up to blow up some drug dealers' boats and the latter sees them beat the crap out of (or kill) some anti-Conduit protesters. It plays pretty much as it always has, only now I was shooting concentrated neon out of Delsin's…
By the time you see him, you are already dead.
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In 1995, a video game was released that was unlike anything else that had ever come before it. And really, anything released since.
No, she's just someone who's known everyone she mixes up their entire lives, cares about them more than most people care about celebs, and still mixes us up, despite her best efforts.
Not exactly.
It's cute how for all your insistence that the rest of the logo isn't really clever, or a "jumbled mess" you haven't actually offered anything but your opinion.
I got in an argument with a moron on Youtube who insisted that the Medic was "highly sexualized".