I just always find it odd when reviewers use words like that to describe content, but, you are right.

Which is why I had quickload many, many saves. Of all the guards in all the games I've played, none got busted in the chops more than Skyrim guards.

I prefer to think of my character as someone who understands that, despite all the bluster and pomp the Inquisition has to offer, sometimes you just need to kill 10 rams for a good cause.

So. Who are we romancing?

Quinari or I guess technically Tal Vashoth atheist checking in as well. It's a real treat to pop the bubble of everyone in the game. "But…but you don't believe in the Maker"? No, I didn't leave the Qun to just join up with another group of rabid fundamentalists, now give me the best 2-handed sword you have because I'm…

I'm curious, is anyone having trouble or needing to work on combat playing above normal? I've got about 9 hrs in or so and I haven't had a party wipe yet. I came damn close but that was extenuating circumstances.

Those mini-rifts can be gotten rid of with Dispel Magic, and, another thing I think.

I don't know how you can possibly squeeze 12 hours of content in before the turn the reviewer describes.

I know the reviewer often doesn't write the headline, but, can we reserve the word "suffering" for more appropriate uses? If a game causes you genuine suffering, then you better be playing the later ice levels in Catherine cause otherwise you need to not be playing video games.

Harmony Korine would like to have a talk with you(bring your checkbook)

Harmony Korine would like to have a talk with you(bring your checkbook)

Why is it on every show that makes it to air, the network gives excellent and helpful notes but all the ones that don't had draconic, obtuse expectations?

Why is it on every show that makes it to air, the network gives excellent and helpful notes but all the ones that don't had draconic, obtuse expectations?

Also, I'm not strictly certain he knows what a normal human being thinks and feels. I'm not calling him spectrum-y, but, I sort of am.

Mieville has a habit of jamming his head so far up his ornately-constructed ass, his fiction becomes borderline unreadable. That having been said, Perdido Street Station was interesting and this is certainly a better addition to the YA cannon than yet another supernatural fuckfest.

The story between Schiele and Wally is actually pretty fascinating(first real love, much younger, kind of had been around the block once or twice and got dumped when Egon wanted to class up his act) and this release ties in nicely with Age Of Insight, a book about Viennese cultural contributions in the 20th century…

The "two goofballs and one attractive white woman" thing is a fairly boring trope at this point

We're both Louis fans. Sorry. I am sorry.

Yeah I'm correct, this article is whiny nonsense and cultural imperialism is bullshit.

5000 years of unchecked prosperity ain't enough for you? Get stuffed, white folks.