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Motion blur is a blight. I hope people stop trying to cover up their graphics with that nonsense.

Playing FPS games on console is just one step above playing Dark Souls with a racing wheel, in my opinion. Mouse and keyboard is so vastly superior that you can't compare the two, even with usual console auto-aim aids.

Ahem, PC Master Race reporting in. Yeah, given how many hours I sank into the base game, I should probably bite the bullet and grab one of the packages on Steam sale (are we still doing phrasing? If so, phrasing). I am an old man, though, and I am like philosophically revolted by these expansion pack-style…

Anyone who has played all of the Witcher games: does it make sense to start with the first one or just jump to the third? I've heard good things, but never played any of them.

What difficulty do you guys play on? I started on one of the higher ones, and I found the combat incredibly tedious. The enemies were jittery bullet sponges and glory killing was far and away the most efficient and effective way to kill every single enemy, but results in combat that is practically a sequence of…

I could not get into DOOM, and I loved the originals and FPSs generally. The glory kill mechanic just kills it for me. It gets so repetitive.

Oh man, if you haven't played Borderlands 2, start on that. It's relentlessly fun. I stopped playing because I really don't do DLC, but if there were a game I was going to keep throwing money at, it would be Borderlands.

I recently picked FTL up again, and was sucked in by how brutal and well-crafted it is. If you haven't played through, I highly recommend it. The best advice I can give you is to think of it like a less-forgiving Dark Souls, and accept that you will fail more than you succeed. By a lot.

It's also a scene from Talladega Nights where Will Ferrell lets a French F-1 driver break his arm rather than admit he loves crepes or even "those really thin pancakes."

Isn't that the answer to "why are whiskey, rye and bourbon similar?"

The scalp reduction surgery after which he brutally assaulted and raped his wife actually didn't work, so Trump has been getting a phenomenally expensive weave painstakingly attached to his hair on a regular basis for the last few decades, or maybe just combing over a hair transplant or two. Source. Either way, the…

Not even after he found out that crepe meant one of those thin pancakes they roll up and fill with delicious stuff? Even if Macron let him say it in English?

I'm pretty sure it happened everywhere.

Trump is going to love this at the White House screening.

Kind of different, though. Nixon was sober from time to time. Trump is never not retarded.

Was this not a Rupert Murdoch joke?

I didn't live through it, but everything I've read suggests that Nixon was relatively adroit internationally. In spite of his image as a sweaty, alcoholic, paranoid criminal, in many ways he was a classic establishment man. He wore a jacket and tie around the house, he was so buttoned down.

People who grip around your knuckles instead of seating the handshake firmly palm-to-palm should be shamed like Queen Cersei. Fuck that is annoying.

Sixty four-year-old wives? I mean, that's a little young, don't you think? Then again, I can see the appeal. I remember when Ivanka was that age.