Well, FFXIV already has a point system that can be used to get armor, it's just, not the same set of armor. Basically, there's the Tome armor sets, which have one set of stats, and the Raid armor sets, which have a different set of stats. Typically players need to mix and match the two to get the most ideal set of…

The biggest issue with Fantasy settings that aren't derived from Europe in some way, is, and I'm speaking from personal experience mind you...

Given how quickly they're going to have to throw Spiderman into things, I'd oppose this. While I've never been entirely satisfied with the previous portrayals of Spiderman, Peter Parkers origin is well known enough by now that he can be thrown in to other movies quickly, with little explanation of his backstory.

Not played Destiny, but I do feel I can comment on this somewhat.

True, capitalism, in terms of using a market for trade and profit, has existed since the dawn of time. In this case we're merely talking about when the ideas surrounding capitalism began to be formalized and cemented.

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Bad video.

you do know that most Nintendo games would play horribly on smart phones, right?

This just reinforces my impression, that Destiny raids ain't no thing.

Craaaaaap, I've been fearing this would happen all weekend. Outside of RWBY I disn't really follow the guy, but as Yong as he was he could have gone on to do some really amazing things. We'll never know now, that potential has forever been removed from our universe.

Haven't seen this yet, mostly because I'm not a fan of the animation style, (it's so, off putting.)

I know it's supposed to be healthier for you, but I've never been able to really grok standing desk. I think it's because I used to work as a dishwasher at a restaurant, and I associate standing around like that with soul crushing labor.

I heard this was coming from some friends of mine that have contacts, no I won't say who.

Silly question but, why is his face split in two? I mean, I know that these sorts of things tend to be stylized, but, what's sort of reasoning do you thing they had for that particular piece of, uh, style.

None, there is no grind in the game that cannot be completed in a reasonable time frame, while playing casually.

So you never even made it to the combat, and yet based on your sum total of zero experience, that's enough for you to dismiss the title.

The GCD goes down as your skill/spell speeds stats go up, though that causes problems later on. If you really want a noticeably shorted GCD, roll monk and keep your Greased Lightning stacks up.

So, let me get this straight. Because you didn't get to kill something within the first half hour, you dropped a game, a game whose genre is meant to last hundreds if not thousands of hours. Is this not the equivalent of dropping a book partway through the title?

The only place I've seen people be butts about cutscenes, is in The Preatorium. While it's understandable there, (The cutscenes are just, so, LONG,) I've never been particularly comfortable forcing new players to skip the cutscenes, even if they can go back and watch them later.

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