YES! I wasn’t sure if people played Out There to make the connection but that’s exactly what it is and I love it!

If you have a problem with the hype for these games, here’s what you do: don’t buy into the hype for these games.

Uhhhh posting your work email address when you’re a writer/journalist/whatever is not an invitation to get unwanted pictures in your email.

“Higher education” professional that can’t spell or use adverbs properly.

I am terribly affronted, yes.

Fuck Chip Kelly, and double-fuck Lane Johnson.

So you went to New Orleans and had lunch at a fast-food restaurant?

Every Overwatch skin is amazing. Obviously I like some more than others, but I think every single one is a quality skin, regardless of taste.

One is not entitled to own everything in the game. Not everything has to be accessible or realistically obtainable by everyone.

SaaS. Do you know what that is? I doubt it, because you sound 15. That stands for “Software as a Service.” That’s the business model of almost every tech and game company in 2016.

Yeah, I completely disagree. I love Destiny but the weapons in Year 1 that were so “powerful” meant that EVERYONE ran the SAME loadout. Fatebringer, Black Hammer, Gjallarhorn. That’s it, with a few variations.

“Don’t let me be a wet blanket, but I just like to click on articles of shows I don’t like to comment on why I don’t like them so that everyone that does like them is aware of my opinion.”

Do you think the new owner can get me a Concourse follow finally?

Hey, chill out!

Damn, you really overpaid for Battlefront!

I am excited to make this and then have my picky-eater girlfriend tell me that it tastes “too chicken-y.”

The voice of reason.

PSN Arctic_16, feel free to add me.

Nah. Fuck ‘em.

It’s fun as hell and sooooo accessible in that you can pick it up, play a bit, and then put it down. One thing I’m really digging is the flavor dialogue: the characters say so many things if you listen! They talk a lot of shit and I love it.