That is not implied by the article at all. It talks about how people can still quote tweet to a different section and that it “limits who can reply to a tweet.” Nothing in the article says it limits who can read replies to a tweet. What was the point of this article then? To tell us, “Nya nya, we can read what…

I can’t even read any replies on the tweet at all? Not sure what that’s about. There is no talk section for me.

That sucks ass. The worst part is that Obsidian likely had no control over that, as publishers maintain control over budgeting and time used for games, so Bethesda must of made the choice to not give a shit about PS3.

They fixed a lot of the memory leak issues that FO:NV had over time, so it might not have that issue anymore. When I was playing it on 360 before it was patched, I would have to just save and reload the game anytime it started to slow to a crawl before it crashed like that.

The real question is what gets finished first: Anthem 2.0, or Bioware?

Hate to be that guy, but this isn’t a huge increase yet. Texas has been averaging around 700-1200 cases a day since april.

Did somebody mess up drawing Kirby? Seem pretty salty. :P

The Doomsday Heist would be great, except I’ve run it so much, I’ve just learned to hate almost all of it at this point. Honestly, I don’t really like any of the heist content very much. The game just throws tons of tanky, high accuracy enemies at you all the time, and they all feel like giant slogs to get through,…

That’s a lot of judgment from two sentences with no context. Did a little digging, and it looks like the boyfriend pressured her into helping him rob his place of work, and then on his own during the robbery did the killing. Doesn’t sound like an execution to me. But sure. This lady should spend the majority of her…

I was able to look up the cases that the website uses as it’s basis for “failure to sue” and as far as I can tell, there is case history that one doesn’t need to protect a trademark to make a trademark claim.

I want to thank you for the article. I came to some new realizations because of it.

I instantly thought of FNAF the moment he showed up. Now I just wish he’d go away. XD

So the new house is basically the Team Skull of Fire Emblem?

Back when i was younger, I once left a GBA SP on a space heater without really thinking about it too hard. Went back to grab it, and one whole side had basically melted into a dali-esc shape. Wouldn’t turn on. Took it home, and tried it again the next morning, and it booted up fine. Became an interesting conversation…

Ugh, very much in line with current bad nostalgia implementation.

Yeah, I read the actual article, and he basically had the emloyees help him load all of the stuff into his van, so it’s making more sense, expecially if gamestop reported selling cost and not purchased cost

There’s no way he stole over 400 video (rough estimate) game consoles over the counter in 4 stops, so it must of been a ton of incredibly worthless collector statues and funkopops then. Like, even then, I’m having a hard time figuring out that merchandise value, unless Gamestop REALLY over reported it.

Some of these contradict each other (8 and 15) , and some seem to go against other biases that are much more prevalent (12 directly contradicts the Dunning–Kruger effect).

It’s almost like not playing the game you paid for isn’t fun. :P

Does anyone actually care about this? It’s 60 dollars, and they have no gameplay footage of it up on the PS4, just really terrible looking CG video.