There are a lot of parts I really didn't like about mass effect 3 that weren't just the ending, (KAI LEEEEEEEEEEEEEENG *SHAKES FIST) but when it was good it was really good and wrapped up a lot of things nicely. I still wholeheartedly recommend it even if it's my least favorite in the series.

2016 for me was the year where the biggest surprises were AAA games that didn't get fucked up.

You do not fear death. You think this makes you strong. It makes you weak. How can you move faster than possible, fight longer than possible without the most powerful impulse of the spirit.

The only time i really regretted not having a smartphone was missing out on the entire pokemon go phenomenon. Even though i wasn't entirely interested in pokemon and that i knew it would probably be over by the time i started getting anything worthwhile, seeing all the meetups happening all over the place and videos…

There was already that big stupid moment (involving tracer again) where they "censored" a pose where she was standing with her behind to the camera after someone complained. It turned out to be a complete non-issue since it was actually a pretty lazy pose and they were going to replace it with something that fitted…

I really like the idea of the talent tree for making a game with infinite possibilities have even more variety. All the changes look like a clusterfuck and I might wait a couple more mini patches for things to balance out a bit more before i dip my toes in it again.

I'm super hyped for planet coaster. I'm waiting for a decent sale to pick it up just because i'm weary on how patient and creative i can be and also while my graphics card is up to the task i'm not sure if my cpu is (i5-2500k) especially when the park starts getting crowded. The tools they give you look incredible…

Widowtracer fans are in panic mode right now trying to fit their ship into the games canon.

I pretty much only come back to it during events which isn't bad, it's a long enough time to get back into a groove while also getting a little sick of it by the end of it. That and the grinding for lootboxes is addicting/destructive.

I pretty much only come back to it during events which isn't bad, it's a long enough time to get back into a groove while also getting a little sick of it by the end of it. That and the grinding for lootboxes is addicting/destructive.

For the weekend ubisoft club is offering all the free monthly games again. I really do reccomend the Crew just to experience the massive map, and Blood Dragon which is short and wonderful. IT'S A FREE GAME FOR YOU JIM.

I watched a bit of the 52-hour livestream and there was a point where he was talking about how he doesn't mind being a meme cus it ends up giving him more exposure and a wider audience in the long run. He has a point, and he probably is playing up the insanity so more people will check him out in curiosity for the…

Dang, that rift right by the farm was giving me trouble as well!
I missed my chance for draffalo warfare.

I am super hyped for planet coaster but it also looks like a game where the longer you wait the more it will be a complete experience so i'm not in any rush to get it before a sale.

Another 20-40 hour game to add to the backlog. I GUESS.

I realized i was done with the hinterlands after i did a quest where i walked a cow to a barn. It was a slow cow. The payoff was nonexistent.

Dragon Age Inquisition:
I'm not entirely sure how i like it yet 5 hours in. I'm just certain that it's a trap for completionists and i'm going trying to make a beeline for the main story. Not because i don't want to take my time and explore every story, nook, and cranny, but i feel like if i don't i'll drown in a sea…

It's going to be a difficult choice. Get the Wii U version immediately or wait for when i get a switch for the superior version witch the way Nintendo has been doing releases lately will probably be several years from now.

My favorite scene of the year was Shin Godzilla-Godzilla makes landfall.

I want New Day to host snl.