Are backstabs in this game really not a one hit kill? How do they rationalize that? Is it for class balancing?

Flip that; babies are monsters. http://aeon.co/magazine/scien…

Umm. . .Wow.

In the meantime:

I like how they hesitated: ". . .Also Coming to PC." That was just cruel.

That's funny, just yesterday I was reading to see if this could be a thing; I've been running through the trilogy the past few days, checking my discs before I sell them.

"War. War never changes."

Horses, A.I., and a knife. It is difficult to say the least.

I haven't started recording anything yet; I've sort of been testing the waters and assembling a list of games and mechanics I could circumvent. We'll see what comes of it. It will be interesting to see how most games can accommodate such intention, though. Some titles encourage it—or at least allow for it—like MGS or…

I've been very interested in this kind of constraint based gaming lately. I feel like there's a lot of potential here, exploring many video games without utilizing their primary mechanics. I've been trying to play Red Dead Redemption lately without shooting anyone—primarily because my last "good" controller's triggers…

There may be some data to support that, but from personal experience: my wife and I just wants Stannis to, and I quote, "die already, because [he's] boring the world." When I talk with my friends about the show we tend to agree: Arya and Tyrion are where it is at. Sansa has become exponentially more interesting, and…

I've come to a very similar position in the past few days. I'm working with a much broader stroke, though. I made the decision to sell off not just my PS3 (and games) but my PS1 and PS2 era titles as well. I've spent the past two days posting them online and almost all of my PS3 titles are already gone.

All I can think about now are those NPC children wandering the wasteland, wandering, pervading over the terrible solitude their world has become. It's the saddest game of hide and seek since Robert De Niro couldn't find his acting ability.

I'm thinking social media will play a big role, judging from the obvious shots of people with their smartphones so close at hand.

Or, if you're a baby seal: rape you to death. . .

True, and perhaps that's more immediate in their thought; we've had a rough time with these sorts of things here in Colorado, though, I suppose lots of places have.

I wonder how much context factors into this particular instance. I imagine in Littleton (home to Columbine High School) they take these kinds of situations perhaps more seriously than others—if that isn't an over-generalization; not to say that it impacts protocol, but that the mindset of some of the officers may be…

THY WILL BE DONE!

Read: "Best fries and hand-DICK shakes." My hunger is now sexually confused.

Seriously. I shudder when I look at what's left on my TB drive.