I agree with your assessment on all points, but I’d just like to point out that there was no example of the One Last Job trope in the movie. The job at the beginning where he steals the Ant-Man suit wasn’t supposed to be One Last Job where he won’t have to steal any more. It was a job to get him some money to start…

The real question is, if you get granular enough into how our brain reacts to stimuli, do we have free will at all? Or is every thought we have actually pre-determined by how our brain is “wired”?

Casey, please actually read the text in the videos you post.

They got you to click, which was the only goal and the main reason for these stupid headlines.

Oh, are you guys talking about Bandicoot Cucumberpatch?

The sentiments have shifted wildly since then, with a lot of people feeling like the last three xpacs have been too Horde-heavy.

WoD has been a pretty weak expansion, but the questing was absolutely stellar and I thoroughly enjoyed getting to see more of the Draenei. I’m biased though, since my main is a space goat.

That aside, the way they did the title is stupid as hell.

You say 10 seconds, the website says 10 minutes.

Stormwind was sacked in the first war, so we should be seeing that happen in the film.

While that is usually true, I don’t think it always is and I don’t like dismissing an entire story type like that. Prequels can be done right.

I don’t want to read the entire article because I don’t want to spoil it, but I’m wondering if there’s any way for us to get our hands on the game and play it ourselves?

I love the metaphor, but one thing that disproves that he is an actual vampire is the fact that he can be seen in a mirror, as the video shows.

You have no soul.

Yep, this short was amazing. I cried.

It’s not. It’s on TMI, cross-posted to Kotaku, just like lots of other non-video game related stuff is from time to time.

Having lived in Western NY all my life, it always surprises me to see Niagara listed among all these other amazing landmarks and monuments. I’m just accustomed to it, I guess.

I happily paid full price for the game a month ago, this is still pretty scummy.

It does matter, since artificially marking up an item for the purpose of putting it on “sale” is illegal. Which is briefly what happened to GTA V. It showed a normal price of $80, “on sale” for $60.