The pendulum has definitely swung in the direction of the latter, and Three Houses was one of the best games of 2019 because of it.

I’ll give it a shot, but I’m still wondering how it does as a burger because, *reads previous comments*, you know.

I recently went back to Nioh this last week. I’d say one way this series tops the SoulsBorneEldenrings is replayability. The game doesn’t even start until NG+ (and especially NG+++). Whereas in the Souls games it’s nice to go back and play again with your beefed up character, there’s really no reason to do so. 

Like I said, that’s playing the game.

That’s called playing the game. If you’re gonna call those difficulty options then literally everything is and words have no meaning. 

I’ve played and finished every FromSoft game, and I would love to hear an explanation of the difficulty options.

44) Rhaegel

That was my first thought. These would be solid take and bake/nukes. 

I think it’s because I live in central WI that the bartender wanted to put olives in my old fashioned. 

A local bar here wanted to put olives in my rye old fashioned, sweet, no fruit.

Yea, they literally left out the most iconic scene of them all.

Yea, love them.

Game looks fun and I thought the trailer was fine in that it got me interested in the game. *shrugs*

It’s my favorite example of Fun Pitt. I will 100% stop and watch whenever it’s on cable.

Even as someone who loved Meet Joe Black back when it came out, I’m extremely confused at it getting praise as an underrated classic.

Because it’s awesome?

My dad took me (seven years old) and my brother (five) to see Rambo III. It wasn’t really that big a deal. This was back when HBO was gaining big traction I had already seen The Terminator a few times.

If you need me I’m gonna be over on the Reddits all day laughing at a bunch of dipshits losing their minds.

Looks surprisingly solid.

Legit very funny to me that the people yelling about PvP are probably the same ones who lecture others about the difficulty of FS games.