Open-world, free-for-all PvP in a “Levels & Gear” game where the levels and gear aren’t normalized in the mode?

.../facepalm

Normally I wouldn’t advocate corporeal punishment for children, but these two gremlins are special cases.

Me neither. They could have just asked him not to come in anymore.

Good bartenders are tough to find. It’s difficult, exhausting work at busy restaurants.

That was an incredibly insightful and vulnerable piece of writing. As someone who has been reading this site since well before Kinja existed, I can say with certainty that this is one of my favorite articles of all time.

Oh man that really scratches an itch. I hope they get it right! Games like this are so hard to pull off.

Okay, sure.

Hot take: fish sauce is disgusting and markedly worse than using tamari in almost every situation.

They did this with the Mithra and Galka in FF11 and it was as much a mistake then as it is now.

I’m disappointed to see that Dancers are yet another DPS class.

Ongoing violence of this nature is part of the reason that my wife and I decided to not have children.

When I see Dana Loesch my brain translates the imagery to this:

Look, guys... I’m not sure what you were expecting here. Perhaps another Nixon? I never saw anything of the sort happening because Trump just isn’t smart or savvy enough to organize and execute any sort of grand conspiracy.

What do you even do at this point? All the counseling in the world won’t make it right for some people; the damage is already done and it’s just a time bomb ticking away. You can’t lock people away from all the dangerous ways in which they can harm themselves.

The fix was in from the start. Money was paid to get these drugs through the FDA, money was paid to get doctors to prescribe them, money was paid to perform damage control after the problems first came to light, money was paid to lawyers to keep the pills flowing.

Eh, I guess I don’t mind. In The Division 2, it just feels like I’m starting from a place of “Level 1 D&D character”, and unlocking all the perks (well, the ones you can get before level 30) is getting to “Level 3 D&D character”. You know, the point where you pick you class specialization and get all your cool toys.

If by “the decade” you “not before 10 years”, you’re definitely wrong.