I think David Lee Roth had them in red. 

No double jumping. No wall running. No titans. I’ve played a few rounds, and I’m already bored. All I can ask is... WHY?

What bandwagon? This was literally a Respawn developer confirming our worst fears about EA’s corporate behavior and their plans for a beloved franchise. And that same developer saying “it is what it is, so we’re not going to spend the marketing money trying to pretend otherwise. Take it or leave it.”

I dare you to use more industry buzzwords.

I think it’s the replayability factor combined with a system that creates dynamic focal points and ramps up action the longer you play.

I'm not even sure you can even call a game with no mechs or wall-running/parkour a "Titanfall" game. These are the two defining elements of the series. 

Did you actually read what you wrote? You judged Respawn and Apex Legends before you even gave it a try because it’s an EA game with loot boxes.

I don’t get the battle royale hype at all. I tried both pubg and fortnite. I won a few games, lost several. After about a week I felt as though I’d seen absolutely everything the game had to offer. I don’t understand the enduring popularity of such a restrictive and gimmicky game format.

Jason, do you already have a draft article set to publish in six months about the mass layoffs at Respawn and the troubled history behind Apex Legends?

“To try and convince a skeptical audience for months with trailers and hands-on articles, we’re just like, ‘Let the game speak for itself’ - it’s the most powerful antidote to potential problems. We’re doing a free to play game, with essentially loot boxes, after we were bought by EA, and it’s not Titanfall 3. It’s…

A more appropriate itasha for this young law breaker would be

That’s what he gets for not even having the best girl on this car...

At times, people don't want to put the hard work. If for example, you and I are both "clients", we're there at the clubs because we know that the host/hostess would cater our needs in conversation. In a sense, the host/hostess are great listeners, and as we all know, there aren't a lot of people who are good…

Language barrier aside, I think some guys lack the confidence or self-esteem to talk to women in general, so having someone there to make you feel comfortable about yourself, even at a small price, is a good thing I think. Korea is a 12 month to 3 year deployment. Being away from everything and everyone you know in a…

The same thing is everywhere near just about every military base in Korea. Korean, Filipino and Russian girls provide companionship and conversation....for about a $10 drink and tips. Hence the nickname they had over there, "Juicy Girls". Some were very flirty and touchy (G-rated touchy) and some just hung out and…

Yes, Hooters is not always about the women and the clothing. But it is a lot of the time. I've been there a handful of time with groups from work who insist on it, and what I've seen clearly is that the waitresses at Hooters make their money from smiling and laughing along with the idiotic flirtations of businessmen…

So... the execution leaves much to be desired, particularly regarding the working hours, alcohol consumption, etc. But that's sadly true with so many service-related jobs.

The life of a Japanese salaryman is pretty daunting, you work overtime sometimes even the whole week probably getting belittled by their bosses and going home to a wife that won't put out. These hostess clubs gives them what they want: acknowledgement. Even if it's fake.

Boobs... thats why...

@JenJenRobot: Please yourself. I didn't say they weren't. I simply said a smart host or hostess tries to keep their customer on the hook as long as possible and they do that by *not* sleeping with them. By sleeping with their customer, the pursuit is gone, the chase is over. That's hostessing 101.