I am just now getting back to reading again, after a very long (like, years-long) hiatus of reading anything more substantial than the articles in my Feedly. I don't know if it is the result of too much gaming, or internet grazing, but my attention span has severely suffered the past couple of years. I get antsy…

Why would anyone buy this? I mean, you could just photocopy the pages from someone else's book.

I'll be playing Destiny, too. I got my feet wet in Iron Banner, so if you don't mind, I'll join you in a few matches over the weekend. I suck so bad, though. I fear I might be too old to start trying to play FPS, a genre I never really attempted before.

Oh, ok. Well, then, hopefully it'll get a stable release.

They rub elbows, right?

I completely agree with everything you just wrote.

Blasphemy! Ivory King was my least favorite DLC, while the Old Iron King was my favorite, but I have not tried any of them in SotFS.

I sincerely hope not. Let's not rush Bethesda, please.

This combination would be perfect.

I care!

2 of my favorites that no one seems to have mentioned are She Said She Said, and If I Needed Someone.

One day we'll get it together.

The Boston Teens from SNL

You don't know how fast I can walk.

Great! I need to level up my Defender subclass, so maybe we can do some strikes, too, if you're interested.

Is this a Monty Python joke or serious? I'm trying to imagine what kind of tests these could be!?

I am starting to get the itch to go back to DS2…

For what it's worth, I just started Destiny this month, and my titan is at 33, and I bought both dlc. I think I might have hit a little bit of a wall, like you suggest, if I didn't have TDB.

Preach it, brother! And praise it!

The world design in Dark Souls really is amazing, and you are right - the bridge shortcut is such an eye-opening shock, because you have the relief of not having to fight through the Burg anymore, and also the realization of where exactly you were heading, and how the world fits together so organically and it just…