Well, I believe they’re based in the UK. Personally, I’m not sure of the racial demographics of the UK, but I’m guessing it’s probably summed up as “Basically white people. Like, 90, 95 percent white people?”

Several reasons. For one, if they have the cameras on the entire time they’re working, you’re to end up with a ton of footage that’s essentially meaningless. No one cares about recording hours on hours of police just sitting around chatting, eating, etc. Secondly, that footage has to go somewhere and be stored, and I…

Wait, are you seriously telling me you wouldn’t watch that first one?

Players: “We think this stat might be broken, tell us what it does.”

Honestly, the worst part about the names is expecting Pukwudgie students to proudly stand up for their house when faced with a mob of roaring Thunderbirds who are so glad their house name doesn’t sound vaguely ridiculous.

Honestly, I’d say that the prequels aren’t the prime example. It’s Han Solo and Greedo. Lucas decided that Greedo shot first, and somehow this just ruined all of Star Wars forever. And it’s really, really time to let go of that. We get it, you don’t like it. But Lucas made his choice. It’s done.

If I could give this more stars, I would. Seriously, just because you like something that doesn’t mean it belongs to you. It belongs to whomever created it. This means it doesn’t matter that you don’t like the changes creators make. They’re right, you’re wrong.

Can the “near future” involve Cyber-Zorro fighting an army of laser-musket wielding robots? Because I’m not certain if that would be amazing or terrible, but I would be willing to find out.

I would argue for The Shadow or Mandrake the Magician as the first modern superhero, not Doc Savage. I’m a huge fan of Doc, but The Shadow predates him by a couple of years, though he never displayed powers until he hit radio. Mandrake, in turn, was the first superhero in comics, if nothing else.

I remember it very clearly. I started Dark Souls, made my character, and almost instantly found out that the controls were kind of terrible. I try, once again, to play every now and then. But I just can’t get through the asylum without quitting. Beat Dark Souls 2, though. Controls still not great, but workable.

They do make other games, you know. Tales from the Borderlands and The Wolf Among Us are two examples of similar games.

I prefer the time The Rhino talked about how he hates his suit, but he can’t get rid of it because it’s now part of his image. He said that he got an Armani suit to wear instead, but the first time he tried getting a job the would-be employer didn’t believe he was the real Rhino, and eventually, as the Rhino put it,…

Uh, no, they’re actually very ugly people.

Nope. They’re 100% science. It’s magic science, but still science.

I mean, that’s true, if you ignore the Phillipines and Canada.

Yeah. I’d simply assumed “finally starting” was being used broadly, since it’s been quite some time since I last heard anything about the game and character gender.

Oh, so before the random assignment players could only have male characters?

“We understand that you may now be a gender that you don’t identify with in real-life. We understand this causes you distress and makes you not want to play the game anymore. Technically nothing has changed, since half the population was already living with those feelings.”

I believe it is set in World War I. So. Yeah. Not many people consider that a particularly bright time in history.

You’re kidding, right? Black Adam? You know, basically magic Superman? Can literally see the future?