Hey, you know what? Some books cause people to be violent too. We should ban violent books. Any mention of that and society instantly balks. Funny when people are only for banning a medium that they personally aren't acquainted with.

People only pay money if they have no patience. And yes it was fun. My friends and I played it together for a long time after we finished the SP. The key to unlocking good things is waiting to save up for the bigger boxes. I do like the random unlocks because it encourages you to try different classes and weapons if…

It's a movie though, not a TV episode. Of course they'll be the more visually exciting plots.

There is no normal. Pretending there is, thin or otherwise is what brings these sort of expectations up. Fliiping expectations 180 degrees doesn't solve anything.

Though I'm sure the real reason is "because giant robots are cooler" One thought I did have was a cannon would purely serve as a weapon, while a Jaeger, sufficiently engineered to withstand giant monster attacks, also serves to keep the monsters attention and attacks on it, and possibly trying to keep it out of the…

So true. Half the reason we can give all these disorders and complexes fancy names are because of some play or myth from ancient times demonstrating it first.

Freedom is my favorite too, but that's not a picture of it. That's the Strike Gundam, Kira's original suit. I'd post a pic but I can't figure out how to make it work here.

The Freedom Gundam from Gundam Seed. I'd post a picture but I have no idea what I'm doing here.

I liked Final Fantasy XIII! (Definitely moreso than XIII-2) *braces for impact*

My poor brain... What did I just read?

I wouldn't call him a hack, but I wouldn't expect a Transformers movie from him to be anything more than it was either.

Well, the problem with Transformers was never that it had giant cgi robots. It was that it's plot wasn't compelling and had juvenile characters and dialogue. And so, yes, Guillermo del Toro has a great track record and we'll get excited for this.

Even if it is unhealthy, completely cutting it out will only be a luxury for those who have money and maybe not even that as the world population increases. It is a staple around the world for a reason beyond taste.

As long as you did it nicely, that's fine. Though I do have a special dislike of the phrase "you should know better" because everyone was raised slightly differently with different ideas of common sense, etc.

Or, you know, he got permission. That too.

Pretty much this. Not much to be done about it though.