He didn't hesitate. He just flat out said that he wouldn't do it. At which point Hill tried to arrest him for not performing duties he didn't actually have yet.

I honestly thought that the Milano was a reference to Milano cookies.

They took the prereq, "how to draw the same person with different hair and clothes".

What, no cheap shot at Michael Bay? You're slipping, guys.

Except that several of the complaints have been about things like the hostages in the first level not having the proper emotional reactions or indicators.

Funny. That's a lot like the exact same excuses the Spec Ops devs used. "You could've just quit whenever you wanted!"

"But, but, games don't have to be appealing or fun so risking significant amounts of progress on something the player has no agency over makes perfect sense so if you don't agree you just don't appreciate their artistic integrity!"

>Games have to be fun?

Wait, you're saying the revolver bit mentioned in the review isn't random? That the player can somehow have an affect on it?

So it's a metaphor for life?

>XCOM : enemy unknown/EW where it'll affect a decision but won't destroy your progress in one fell swoop

But it does have vehicles and generic, faceless soldiers.

Well, that's not a bad movie either. It's just not, y'know, as good.

>Mandalorian tagger Sabine Wren (Tiya Sircar)

Mistborn 3. I literally cannot say anything about it without massive spoilers. In fact, when I was reading the first two books, I noticed Sanderson had a habit of setting up what appeared to be immutable truths about the world, then kicking them in the teeth.

I spent about five bucks on the Spirit of the Century Kickstarter, just because I heard Brian from 8Bit Theatre was contributing to the book (I don't play RPGs). I got the equivalent of three fairly good pulp novels. I'm satisfied with my investment.

>1. Rama gets punched, thrown, slashed, and kicked throughout the movie. He wins, and it seems there's no permanent damage, but he certainly pays for his victories with his own blood. River doesn't get a scratch.

>You clearly don't know what feminism is,

Oh? Please explain how calling rape and abuse "violence against women (by men)" and "M>F gendered violence" promotes equal treatment. Heck, the UK has legally defined rape as penetrating someone with a penis for over ten years now, and I don't see feminists getting up in arms. Yet #banBossy is apparently a vital…

Yeah, remember all those games with space marines recently? Like Halo 4, and Gears of War, kinda, and Mass Effect 3, and, um, CODGhasts, for about five minutes, and...