The communications guys and anyone in USACE tend to be the biggest MMORPG nerds, where as the front line fighters tend towards enjoying FPSs in their downtime. Dunno what that says about our military, but hey.

Glad there's finally a dedicated charity for this. I've sent a few myself (along with 1000 water balloons and ten squirt guns) to a few squadrons through other organizations but this seems to be doing a better job of getting them to the guys who need them the most. I mean, most of the guys out there are close to my…

I actually want to play Pokemon now.

The Lost Room, Warehouse 13, GURPS Warehouse 23 and several other shows and ARGs share the same basic premise as the SCP. Even Guillermo del Toro's take on Hellboy draws from the concept a bit. The SCP is actually from 2007 and as far as I can tell expanded because of the Lost Room. Several of the artifacts are…

I don't think they screen your sexual preferences at the door. Straight people are allowed to go if they can get past being uncomfortable in a entire convention full of gay people.

That is completely inappropriate and gloriously hilarious. +1

I have to wonder if they intended that or not, because it's just too perfect.

Uh, okay then.

+1

Smart decision.

Are you kidding me? That's a compliment! Look at that skill and dedication!

Drake's Canadian? That actually explains a lot.

I never thought I'd get so excited for long coats and scarves over power armor, yet here we are.

I said that these swords wouldn't work, not swords in general. A properly forged sword with a full tang would do the trick just fine, and quite honestly, while I abhor the tendency to treat katanas as better swords than European types, a katana would actually be the perfect tool for the way the scouts attack the…

There's supposedly some kind of cockpit or brain at the back of the neck that needs to be disabled for the Titans to go down. Guess what? You don't have to cut it out if you pulp it instead. And I will again point out that the swords they use wouldn't work in the first place.

Mixed bag, as far as I can tell from this screenshot. No horns, but the helmets look more like Skyrim's than real helmets and that axe is making me feel dumb just looking at it. One strike and the blade would just pop right off.

I don't think you understand how hollow points (or aiming a gun) work, but that's okay. I'm waiting on the dub to watch this show anyways.

I can sort of buy that for Pacific Rim, but I can't buy it in this situation because a hollow point bullet can cause so much more damage than any sword, especially a sword with no tang and pre-scored break points. All's you have to do is shoot them in the neck and they're down. It's a pretty big logical fallacy to…

It'll be interesting to see how this plays out in game. It seems like the puzzle will be picking the right dungeon for the item you just bought instead of finding the item to complete the dungeon you just walked into.

This society takes place approximately 400 years after the fall of our society. For some oddball reason, they don't have guns/cars/planes anymore, but they still have the ability to manufacture maneuver gear based on this society's advancements. It's pretty contrived and stupid because of the no guns issue, but it's…