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No problem with the owners approach at all. If the parents didn’t know the kid took the money, the video pointed it out for them. If the parents did know, they deserve the negative feedback. In this instance the feelings of the kid should not overrule the lesson that can be taught: stealing is bad. 

Just recently started playing Conan Exiles a bit and I’m really enjoying it. For a survival game, it doesn’t have that unpolished feel that a lot of other survival games have. If this new Fallout heads in that direction, I’m all for it. I do hope they have a single player/offline option though.

This was the first ever video game I actually censored from my kids and it was because of this level. I think my oldest was about 10 or 11 at the time with my next being a year younger. They had a pretty good grasp on reality vs. video game so I never kept any games from them, but this level just seemed a bit much. I

Nebula is there with Tony. They didn’t really show how she got there, but presumably, her ship and the GotG ship is there. Although, even given the events at the end, I doubt she is going to help Tony. She just doesn’t ever seem to be a team player.

I’m not arguing that he isn’t wrong, but I wouldn’t say he likes genocide. Even before he had the Infinity Stones, he had the power to kill entire populations, but he only ever killed half. I know that still falls under the definition of genocide, but it seems like an important point.

I don’t understand why arcade mode (offline) and the online mode aren’t separate progression systems in the first place. They can remove the cap and not have to worry about someone “power leveling” for online. I think Modern Warfare 2 had that setup and it worked just fine. MW2 didn’t have microtransactions, but I

I thought Bob was a plant by Hawkins Lab too, I just couldn’t exactly figure out why.

I started my freshmen year at a high school in Las Vegas. It was a very diverse locker room and no one showered. Halfway through the year, my family moved to a small town in Indiana (population < 7000) and everyone showered after gym. The Indiana locker room was remarkably less diverse (read: only white guys,

Lots of interesting theories here. I personally don’t think Sansa knew Littlefinger and the Knights were going to show up. That being said, I don’t think she would have told Jon even if she did know. She knows Ramsey better than anyone there and knows that he isn’t stupid. Had she told Jon and they stalled until the

I knew about "Xbox Select", but unfortunately the app-specific commands it brings up just don't work sometimes, at least with Netflix. Trying to get the next episode to "Play" results in the message, "Play not available from the menu", or something like that. Even though "Play" is shown in those nifty green letters.

Do you have a source for that statement? If it was a problem with the game so widespread that it was a general complaint on the internet, seems it was just as likely he would run into it as opposed to it being scripted.

It's funny how upset people get when a video doesn't meet their standards and how it subsequently "sucks." Like they are entitled to a "10/10" video just because they clicked on it.

That's the best Nick Ramos costume they could come up with? This was mine for a zombie run in October