Note the language:

There wouldn’t be this much shock and disappointment if it had failed to generate “hype”.

Not just you. Steep learning curve. I’ve only played a couple times multiplayer. The first time, I played conquest and rush and did pretty well for a noob. The next time, I played operations, and it was slow torture.

I figured out what he’s talking about. And it’s actually worse now. I guess that should be expected from a guy who uses the term Kremlinology in a movie review.

I came here to criticize you for tearing down a review for a movie you hadn’t seen, but... this is totally warranted. I don’t know what the heck that guy’s talking about either.

If anything ruined that movie, I’d say it was an undercooked screenplay and Clooney’s dour directing (and I usually like Clooney). Gosling was about the only decent thing in the movie; he just didn’t get enough to do.

You’re missing out if you haven’t seen The Big Short yet.

1980-1989: Millenians
1990-1999: Millenials
2000-2009: What-are-you-doing-at-In-N-Out-at-1:30-get-back-in-school-you-urchins

Jealousy is an ugly thing, Albert.

My two cents: the GameCube controller is one of my all-time favorites. I’ve spent plenty of time playing Melee and didn’t experience any undue pain or problems using it. I’m not denying that some people do, but I don’t think it’s fair to malign the controller design. I would say that people are simply using it in a…

I find that sentence confusing as well, and it has nothing to do with the omissions. It’s just difficult to figure out the point of it, which is that the new controller doesn’t offer unfair advantages over the original.

Not sure what you're basing that on. I play plenty of great games on my iPad.

So... what are you doing here?