Hopefully this includes language defining how accessible these odds should be, preferably forcing them to be displayed in-game, in the store-front. Otherwise this information will exist, but will be buried in some hard to find online resource.

Just feel the need to point out that same-ness is a pretty big issue for male video game characters as well.

That’s why I bought myself a box of Philips head screws the right size for when I replaced the case on mine. Get the tri-wings out once and throw those things in the garbage, where they belong. 

I haven't figured out the vines either but I suggest ignoring them for the time being. There's several other paths downward that I haven't found the end of yet. 

Funnily enough I too made the mistake of trying the western boss first, but I just beat my head against it until I got him. I was honestly mildly disappointed to discover that after him the other bosses weren't nearly as difficult, but there was never a time I felt was too easy. 

HLD drifter has been my favorite game for some time, the only thing preventing me from going back being the 800 dashes challenge which I know I won’t be able to resist doing again.

Dude. A 5% exp buff is nothing. You can get 15% just for being in a team, and if people want to level in the most boring way humanly possible why is that your problem?

Kinda bitter that this list of cool indie games coming out soon doesn't include Below of all things. 

Furries, on their own, aren't bad. Unfortunately the furry community tends to be pretty ass, especially when it intersects with Bronies, which is quite a lot. 

Honestly I never need more than like 15 Bobby pins, I just sell the rest. Easy caps. 

It's pretty mandatory. Gives you a free fast travel point and you can put the crafting stations there, but you can totally put minimum effort into it. 

Honestly this is one of the most stable Beta experiences I've ever had. Most Betas are far less stable than 76 has been. 

Something I really hope they give players the option to do, if you collect all the keys and whatnot, is disarm the nuke instead of launching it. I think that would create a situation in which the players are forced to decide whether they really want to unleash this destruction upon their world. It would also probably…

Absolutely. And this article seems to forget the time period this takes place in. This game is 20 years after the bombs dropped. These are not the people who have lived amongst nuclear devastation for their entire lives, and benefitted from the reflection that has forced upon them. These are the people that dropped…

*tips fedora*