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Dear every PR person, I hate the way you talk.

That sounds like an extremely hard thing to live through.

Samesies! LoU was leaning pretty hard on The Road anyway (in the best way).

Exactly what I did. LoU was a movie, imo. The best parts of it were not gameplay but narrative, and, for me, none of the narrative was tied to gameplay in an inextricable way.

(Well... maybe the intro.)

He addresses this in the link. Basically, he was diagnosed in 2013, not 2014, so he's screwed.

It sounds like another charity might be better suited for you.

100% I think you should give as you feel moved.

I always liked the idea that America was the last place you could choose what you wanted for yourself. I feel like Uncle Sam treated me like a grown-up, and now he wants to make decisions for me that he doesn't trust me with anymore.

Those people clearly skipped the book of Job.

Brandon did get healthcare, though. Are you referring to someone you know?

I've heard people say this.

For me, the ending was a bite-the-hand-that-feeds-you twist that left me feeling like the designers were mocking me. As if they're somehow above the fray. That kind of thing is really hot in the high art world right now, and I'm bummed that it trickled down into HM which is otherwise…

The little jokes all add up, too. Stick of Truth's item descriptions are always good for a laugh, and there's an ongoing Facebook feed filled with comments from the people of South Park, not to mention the random little things they'll all say and spew as you explore the town. One throwaway line that's just too good…

The comedic rhythm here is just A+ top notch stuff.

I honestly thought it was Cspan for the first 20 seconds.

Okay so "Not Really. Maybe. It's classified" might have made me laugh.

She was super excited about her poop until she realized she was 4 feet from the toilet and her pants were still on.

Kotaku is one of the few sites I don't Adblock. If Zuckerberg has no respect for me, I feel zero compunction about blocking images like these.

Very interesting point.

So my dirty gaming secret is that I've never played a game by this guy. Except for, like, 30 minutes of the Monkey Island remake.

+1

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