So they’re better off going against the face of what Quake stands for(Traditional, PURE Arena FPS skill, where none of the characters have different attributes or inherent situational advantages over the other), to rehash a concept everybody and their mom is doing now? Come on, you can’t think this is a positive. What…

Hey I was fair and said I played the crap out of 2Fort on TFC! I missed the Quake TF mod days despite Quake 2 and Arena being my first true “going hard” competitive games. But you are correct, I am also the person who can’t stand dust2 anymore. I just can’t. How many hundreds of hours of my life have I already…

I’m vomiting while Scout double jumping and my head is doing a 360. I’m just not a big fan of 2fort or 2fort 24/7 servers. The map always felt like a mindless experience. Nuke is a similar analog in Call of Duty if you ever played. To be fair to the history of 2Fort, I did play the crap out of that map in Team…

“I’d LOVE to play 2fort”

It’s a good point to mention they also shortened the amount of time it takes for it to explode. Essentially, these are quality of life veiled changes that drop the skill floor. The defense matrix change is already so solid that it’s curious that they decided to dump this amount and types of buffs all at the same time.

“D.Va was designed to be used close quarters at all times, which often meant using the ultimate without a dash.”

Those prices cut so deep for a thing that just vibrates(or won’t unless you buy the appropriate separate crystals. Get fucked with that shit Nintendo). If it was ten bucks/packaged in with the game and you didn’t have to buy extra crystals, I’d honestly rock it. 18 seperate crystals you have to buy just to make your…

Lol I wish I traded them in for Valkyrie Profile instead hahaha. I’ve never even gotten around to playing that game despite its re-release and the psp one. I’ve heard mixed things, but the people that love it just absolutely love it.

omg you have no no idea just how badly I NEED that Brave Fencer Musashi Millenium Edition. ;_;!!!!!!!!

Even worse, I’ve played it through completion a few times in my life, always trying to give it the fair and honest shot it apparently deserves. And I’m always left extremely bitter about the whole thing after grinding and tapping to the end. Not to mention spending the vast majority of it in menus. The game pretty…

I have you beat. I’ve traded in ALL THREE Game Boy Final Fantasy titles for about four bucks a pop, and my mint condition Parappa the Rapper with poster manual. Parappa the Rapper is one of the most important games in my life that changed the way I viewed video games. And I traded those four things in for Vagrant…

Ehrgeiz is a shit game that gets shit on all the time, but I’ll be damned if I didn’t have a blast and a half when I played it. I should consider eBaying a copy now before the price gets even more ridiculous than I’m assuming it already is.

That is one of my friends’ absolute favorite Ren and Stimpy moment of all time. He would quote it all the time in the same shaky voice.

I love both The Stranger and The Plague. I was that 16 year old with pretty much the exact shelf the OP described. I just think those books fit in the situation given.

On the other side of the coin for me, A Clockwork Orange, and the concept of “society” dehumanizing the main character, and removing his ability to even speak or think evil let alone commit it, even when it’s necessary for his own defense, is more relevant in today’s social culture than it has ever been.

Don’t forget to include Camus on the generic pretentious 16 year old’s shelf. I disagree on including A Clockwork Orange, but Fight Club is the perfect example.

Goddamnit if Jeff Goldblum is there, there had better be an open shirt sequence.

I actually still quite like Option paralysis, Ire works, and even Miss Machine(It has Sunshine the Werewolf!), but Irony is a Dead Scene just came out of left field and somehow totally nailed it despite how different it was as a whole. I will admit that I am a Patton fan, but I don’t see how you couldn’t at least…

Angel Dust and California are godlike albums! I’m loading Mr Bungle onto my phone literally as we speak. It’s been way too long.

I feel like I’m in high school again. That is easily the best Dillinger Escape Plan album(honorables to Calculating Infinite). Shame it’s just a short EP. There is no singer more suitable for that particular type of mathcore than Mike Patton. Then again, he’s a vocal swiss army knife that fits into anything.