Oh man, I’d almost completely scrubbed this game from my memory till I visited the Trevi Fountain in Rome a couple of years back and was gripped by a sudden wave of ‘90s nostalgia. I was too young to really grasp wtf I was doing when I played the game, but it’ll always occupy a unique place in my heart.
Mayjay
Mayjay
Whoa! That’s a really strong cast!
Mars One reminds me of some of the pitches on Shark Tank where they just have a proof of concept and nothing really to show for it besides hot air.
Action RPGs are the natural successor to turn-based battles due to improvements in technology. That being said, I’d like for SE to preserve the turn-based battles (mainly for nostalgia’s sake). Maybe add some of Bravely Default’s elements that made it so successful and a much-needed breath of fresh air in the JRPG…
One exception: keep their boy band fandom posts and tweets so they can cringe when they look back at them in their 30s. Just punishment for taking up valuable Twitter trends spots with their dumb hashtags.
No 1080° Snowboarding or THPS3?
I just got back from the Serengeti a week ago and I’m livid with Palmer’s selfish actions; the situation is exactly as how our tour guide had described it. I’m kind of in shock because I didn’t think I’d be hearing about it this soon.
Brevity is the soul of wit.
As a fellow Mavs fan, I completely agree. It’s so disappointing that Deandre strung us along when we could have given a better deal to Tyson, who for sure deserves it, or gone after Hibbert or Robin Lopez. Heck, I even feel kind of bad for Wes Matthews.
Do we need another John Oliver segment to get this clown out?
That’s the first I’ve heard of it, but, ultimately, I’m not surprised.
I read an article on Buzzfeed recently and it’s gotten even worse. Half the content was literally instagram posts and photos pulled from social media.
Pros: Great way to sell a shitload of merch.
We do care. We are listening. And we will make it right.
Dear Bungie,
Haha yep, I completely agree. Poor decisions all around. They brought this shitstorm upon themselves.
Kirk should have just posted the interview in its entirety. Smith comes off even worse after reading the whole thing, especially after claiming to empathize with fans and then immediately proceeding to shove his “Collector’s Edition is so much better!!!” talking points.
Can’t wait for the HBR case study on this.
If you’re going for creepy headgear, why stop short?