He can punch through more walls than Chuck Norris and Ricky combined, but in the end... He is still a man.
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@MDog: What do you expect? He's the goddamn Batman.
Ah, the Super Game Boy. Back in the day, I made the dumb, dumb decision to buy a Super Game Boy instead of a regular Game Boy. This wouldn't have been SUCH a horrible mistake if not for the fact that the European Super Game Boy, like all European SNES carts at the time, ran in 50hz rather than the Game Boy's 60hz.
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@Deadsider: I'm on the PS3, which does have quite a bit to say... As you say, the game does a horrible job of educating players about how things work. It's both an upside and a downside to the combat system, which rewards crowd control more than anything else until you get past the single-player endgame.
@kujel: Congratulations. You are a horrible person. You're the kind of person who keys cars because they're expensive, and who throws bricks through windows because the house happened to look fancy. You're the kind of person who'll steal someone's phone and harass people on their contact list because the phone was on…
New experiences to a newbie MMO gamer in DC Universe Online, part dunno: Playing with idiots.
@diabadass: Even gamers suffer from this. First-person shooters have never fared well with me, since I suffer from simulation sickness, and I've been playing games for twenty years.
@RedCarmine: Sounds like the way DC Universe Online handles the healer class. To regenerate MP in DCUO, you have to keep your combo count high. So healer is actually a pretty fun class to play, since you're constantly balancing between healing and damaging.
@ifandbut: DPS takes skill too. You need to work in sync with the tank, and avoid attracting aggro from stuff the tank's not handling. You need to pick out the best targets, making sure your damage goes where it's supposed to. You need to use your MP right, know when you need that extra burst of damage and when you…
@a t o m i c: Doorhinges aren't important.
@razzbarry: Vidyagaems.
@thepenguin55: Are those dual thumbsticks in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?
Grand Theft Auto 4. That mission where you drive a really slow truck to a warehouse where your partner then proceeds to charge in and die because you didn't know that once you'd killed a few of the closest people, he'd run inside regardless of how many people were waiting to instantly shoot him in the face.…
@OriginalGman: I only played black-and-white games with stickmen in them, but then they became vaguely mainstream and I had to stop.
@PajamaSam: What're you doing with the - ew! The 3DS can't handle THAT much drool, man. Wait. Waitwaitwait. Don't you dare - oh god. Dude, zip up your pants! Okay, that's it, I'm not watching this any more.
Having recently watched the first "Drunken Master" movie, I definitely appreciated CATCHPHRAAASE!
@gigawings: That's... not likely to happen anytime soon.
@Mythos: It's available to villains too, though.