Aw. You keep trying, kiddo. You’ll get there—one day.

Articles? Fucko, all you did was a Google search. I won’t waste my time with some racist moron who can’t even link to specific sources and gets butthurt when people ask him to back up his bullshit.

Wow. So your response to someone asking you a genuine question is to lash out rather than have an adult conversation. Okay then.

Disagree again - POC (male) nerds are some of the most virulent misogynists and racists.

Part of me always wanted to try Hardcore Mode—I really wanted to use that Finger Gun on the Necromorphs—but knew I wasn’t enough of a masochist (or a good enough player) to put myself through that.

I’ve played Bethesda games. They’re just as unacceptable in them, too.

I’ve tried that and I’ve tried Pull. Hell, I even tried to use a damn Concussive Shot once. I was just on Voeld, trying to clear out the big Kett base, and there were several of them stuck in a pillar that no biotics could manage to free.

I’ve tried the same move several times but it never seems to work. They can always fire away at me and pick off my shields, but I can never touch them. So damn annoying.

I haven’t tried the MP yet, but I don’t doubt it’s just as glitchy. It’s crazy to me that they pushed it out the door in such a state.

QUOTE | “It’s simply a quantity vs quality trade-off.” - Jonathan Cooper defended Mass Effect: Andromeda’s animations, pointing to the relative simplicity of animation for a scripted, linear game like Uncharted 4 compared to more open-ended RPGs like the original Mass Effect, both of which he worked on.

Oh, yes. I’d quite enjoy watching the people who would lose it because they think their video games are such serious business.

I would love to see Jeztaku. So many Kotaku readers would shit themselves in a blind rage.

That works, too.

Those types of fans will complain regardless of the film’s content or casting. Nothing would ever be perfect for them and, even if Barbara’s actress managed to look exactly like her comic counterpart, they would still manage to find themselves upset about something. Casting a woman of color will bother some people,…

...I don’t know why this surprises me.

Nope. Bruce doesn’t “save” Barbara like he does, say, Dick Grayson following the deaths of the latter’s family. Barbara’s origin and crime fighting career began as more lighthearted and that, along with her doctorate in library science, showed that she was a capable woman who could stand on her own, separate from…

IT RETURNS.

I think you did yourself a favor. Better that happen than actually eat at TGI Friday’s.