There’s an optional boss in DS3 who ordinarily fills up your curse meter very fast that I beat in basically the same way

It reminds me a bit of Sekiro and the grappling hook mechanics, but more Jedi/Metroid-y

My parents had a 30GB/month data cap until last week. There are a ton of people who simply do not have access to internet that is good enough to reliably stream 1080p video with non-noticeable input lag. At least with regular video streaming, you can load ahead of the current playback location. I can’t imagine…

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I despise that grille. 

Just a touch more than a Jeep Wrangler

If wonder if it would run on my 2010 macbook if it was that thoroughly scaled down. It definitely wouldn’t work on minimum settings.

I love how literally every used Lotus is $35,000, regardless of age or miles. 

Until recently, my parents had a 30GB cap. It was terrible, you can’t do any video streaming at all without blowing past that really quickly. 

My first Mass Effect playthrough, I built a sniper with the explosive mod that overheated every shot but had the physics effect of a small grenade. It was hilarious. 

I was pretty much completely unaware of how D&D worked the first time I played KotOR. There were definitely build options I completely ignored because I didn’t know enough about the stats, but I still beat the game on a non-ideal loadout. 

This episode was hilarious. Giving it a C+ is just trying to justify your terrible and inaccurate original opinion.

I really didn’t understand the bad reviews. The show was hilarious even in the first few episodes. It wasn’t as brilliantly deep as it ended up being, but it was still really funny and well-animated. 

Because my coworker couldn’t drive a manual, when I was in Germany for work, we were given a Diesel Jeep Wrangler. Its road dynamics were embarrassingly bad, but the ramp out of our hotel’s parking lot was pretty steep, and that low end torque was nice.  

That is painfully ‘80's. 

“it is below line of sight” 

Man, if only there was some other, infinitely more practical, vehicle that allowed you to see nearby objects more clearly.

Gotta make up for that missing Deadspin revenue

Honestly, a weapon that instantly cauterizes every wound it makes might not be that effective. 

“A laser also travels in a straight line, and unlike a projectile is not subject to the effects of wind and gravity”
This is being pedantic, but light actually is affected by gravity. It travels so fast that it’s difficult to observe its effect, but if you point a laser at a wall that’s far enough away, the beam will…