I beat this game while my son was in the hospital for a month due to a heart condition/surgery he had when he was about 3 months old. The game will forever have more meaning to me than any other game because of that. It’s like I love the game and hate it at the same time.

I wash chicken, pork and beef (not ground). When I say wash I simply mean I rinse it with cold water. I do it because I hate that slimy coating that the meat has when it sits awhile. Then I dry it off completely with paper towel and season it.

If he’s a full time streamer this is simply a job. I go to a job I don’t particularly care for every day. I could see someone like this playing the game simply as a job even if he doesn’t like it much anymore.

Dude even uses sweatbands on his arms. I bet he’s devastated by this. That’s a long time.

Do you have to launch or connect to origin to play them?

Guess I’ll buy it on Steam in case I want to play it sometime in the future. I wonder if it will require the Epic launcher though at that point?

I mean...a jury decided the case... Any of them could have prevented a guilty verdict. He was found guilty by the jury.  What was the race makeup of the jury?

What was the makeup of the jury?

Yeah, about half way through I kind of figured the theory all the undead would die when the night king died was going to happen or else we would have lost basically every single main character. This was really solidified when he brought the dead back and everyone in winterfell was just sort of looking around as the…

I feel like a main character dying would have been predictable in GoT. It was more surprising that no one did die. I almost thought Sansa was going to off herself in the tomb holding Tyrion’s hand.

He should probably have his past wins and Hall of Game admission rejected/nullified.  

What games does riot make again?  I'll be sure to avoid them.

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Weird thing to get embarrassed about.  

Yeah, right. So having Epic dictate to other stores how much they should give is the answer... Epic is probably not making any money on their store right now with the cut they take and the exclusives they are paying for. They have the Fortnite billions to back that up. That probably isn’t viable forever especially if…

I have to recommend a guy on Twitch that goes by the name BigJon. He tends to speedrun older games. He also has a TV gameshow type theme going on with his channel. He is very family friendly and awesome. His chat is moderated well too. It is one of the few channels I would let my kids watch.

Unlocking and using the different characters was cool.  I wish they could port that to a more current system and up the resolution a little for a TV screen.  

It’s not quite a hardware only thing but it was Nintendo, LOL. I remember in Zelda Spirit Tracks you had to blow into the mic which was a little awkward when I was riding on the train.

So the only way to enforce the license is to go to court right? I am guessing Capcom is banking on the creator not being willing to go through with that. My other question is once a license like this isn’t enforced or defended is it then basically null?

So is this making a game more accurate? I mean a real system isn’t capable of this so you could say this isn’t accurate but if the actual art that’s programmed into the games has the details that are now being brought out is that considered more accurate? I suppose the original developers would have the final say of…