Well, in my case, I remember being pretty shocked that a show would ever do that. I’d gotten so used to sci-fi shows have that magic “everything is back to normal” sort of ending that I never expected them to cause a problem that couldn’t be fixed. It was awesome partly because I didn’t see it coming. I’m glad I…

That’s a bit of a spoiler, but I loved that episode (and loved the one it’s referring to even more). Awesome show.

It’s from mid 2010, I believe.

Not necessarily. I got an old Dell XPS 9100 from someone a while back and it didn’t have any trouble running the Windows 10 Insider Preview.

I think I’m similar. I can recognize faces most of the time and can remember details about my home’s floor plan and items in it, but can’t hold an image of any of it in my head for more than an instant and also have trouble with recalling patterns or colors sometimes. Like you, I imagined “the idea” of the rooms in my…

I had fond memories of the first one, but I’m replaying it now and it’s driving me crazy. Faith keeps failing to grab things that are right in front of her, and the checkpoints are often just before long boring/easy stretches. Still a fun game when it works, but there’s a lot they can do to make the new one feel…

Are you using the “fast” update track? The latest version fixed my driver issues completely.

They said the offer would only be available for a year, but once you take it you have the upgrade forever.

I haven’t played Bloodborne, but in Dark Souls I really preferred the feeling of being alone in a dangerous place. Playing online, with notes everywhere and invaders that rarely reacted to being hit, just ruined it for me. Offline play was much more enjoyable for me, and if I ever play Bloodborne I imagine I’ll play…

Yep, and I never continued after reaching that point. I didn't want to "cheat" even though the game even mentions that option and I think I just moved on to other things rather than waiting. I really enjoyed the game until that part, though.

I'm surprised people are still recommending my post. Based on the explanations people have given and a bunch of random graphs/drawings I did because I just wasn't seeing it, it's now pretty clear that I was completely wrong.

Yeah. I don't get all these "they cross paths" answers either. The "story" clearly states that he moves at varying speeds and takes random breaks. I'm not sure how we're supposed to find a sure answer considering that little bit of info.

Not if they're walking at different speeds and taking different breaks.

Wow, that's a pretty powerful clip. If only seeing a video like that would make would-be swatters realize how serious this is.

It looks like Gunpoint, but it doesn't feel like it (or Mark of the Ninja) very much at all, apart from the wall-climbing. This game is turn-based, at least as far as the combat goes. If I remember right, every entity takes their turn simultaneously, but you'll still be stopping in mid-air very often while you plan…

The titans are supposed to be grotesque. I think that making them look so...wrong, like they don't quite make sense in the world, just makes them more horrifying. The humans, by the way, look completely normal for non-goofy anime characters.

I can never manage to time out naps properly because feeling like I have to fall asleep ASAP (in order for my alarm to go off at the right time) naturally keeps me awake too long.

Kids? :P I grew up in the DOS era and still play those games once in a while, but somehow I missed out on the Crusader series. No Remorse is probably one of the most broken games I've played from that period, and I was surprised because even the worst games I played back then generally seemed to deal with geometry…

I got it expecting it to be great (Everything I'd seen of it made it look awesome), but wow...it just felt so broken. I was getting caught on everything and getting animation and collision glitches everywhere. I can't believe it was released in that state. When it works (mainly in open areas), it's pretty cool, though.

Exactly. This is what a lot of people seem to ignore. Even if we might be able to force ourselves to go to sleep earlier, that sort of forced sleep doesn't necessarily feel as restful. It's not just the amount of sleep you get. When you sleep seems to matter about as much, or maybe even more. Sleeping earlier is just…