We would all ignore them just as hard as we already ignore the “State of Jefferson” people.

I have a long history with this game despite never playing it. As a lover of JRPGs nobody else plays, I wanted to grab it, but never did. Then I thought it got re-released in 2007 for the XBox 360. It had not. That game was Eternal Sonata, which is pretty great, and I thought these games were the same for a long time.…

Sigh. Alright. Is the square sticker on the radiator cap yellow or orange?

The fix here isn’t even paying the players directly, hilariously. It’s simply allowing the players to accept sponsorships. Literally all that needs to be done is for the NCAA to allow human beings to own the rights to themselves.

I’m a Bears fan, and even though him being suspended leaves the Bears without their top THREE ILBs, Trevathan needs to sit for half a season. Gruesome hit.

My presumption is that it will function similarly to a poker tournament. So just to keep it simple, let’s say 12 people pay $12 to enter a tournament. The top 5 finishers would cash out: $60 for first, $30 for second, $10 for 3rd-5th. The remaining $24 goes to the casino.

This is an excellent explanation. If only words seemed to work.

You are correct. Harmony of Dissonance is too short and easy, the two Sorrow games are fantastic but in broadening their scope to different weapons and systems they lose something special that CotM has by being so focused. Symphony is great, but if you hold it up against the games that came out after it’s not really…

Heck, it would have sounded like the bear was rooting for the Detroit Tigers over the San Francisco Giants. That would have been a head-scratcher.

Stephen, I felt this despair (outweighed 100 fold by the joy of having a daughter) back when my kid was born and I could not possibly manage raiding unless I was being sherpa’d by 5 incredibly over-leveled friends. I just did Leviathan last night, my daughter is 3 and happily goes to bed at 8 or 9 every night. One day…

Call me crazy but I actually think this was the intention.

Man it feels good to know that the people making those things ALSO think they look terrible. Why does every one of these have to look like bad cosplay of the anime?

No. Absolutely not. This review (IS THAT WHAT THIS WAS) is I think trying to illustrate that Destiny is a game experience that succeeds largely on the relationships you build with your clan and the tight gameplay. Playing the story missions is literally the beginning of the game. They give you a title card after the…

In boxing, not really. In MMA sometimes you get a judge with a wrestling background then another from boxing, they score things depending on their POV. But there’s just no way that fight was 118-110 Canelo.

I suppose I should clarify: your wedding disavowing kids is fine, but don’t complain that parents aren’t coming or sending a gift when you do that.

The first one combines two of my least favorite people in the world: people who invite parents to their wedding and tell them not to bring their kids and people who have more kids despite already having had to drop a previous kid on someone else.

Chinese Checkers is the best, but you need so many people to play. Also, Monopoly sixth? Monopoly is the actual devil.

That second one is really valuable. Everyone in Destiny uses “Shoot you in the face-> shoot at where you should be looking” as shorthand for an explanation of the game. Once you’re fluent in ‘follow the bullets’ it’s easier to play without a headset (which I do not, not recommend. Play this game with friends).

Everything in this article is irrelevant in front of the last sentence.

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