Not really, no.  You’re suggesting they aren’t interested in making a Dragon Age game because Dragon Age games don’t fit their business model.  That’s not accurate because the next Dragon Age game is allegedly going to fit their business model in some way.

My honesty reason I stopped playing it was because it felt like I was never playing it.

Run here, loading, cutscene, loading, run here, loading, play fun level 10 minutes, loading, results screen, loading, return to base, repeat.

Dragon Age might not be very important to EA financially

The real reason that Burneko was pushing the trade was that he is a shameless DC homer who hates the Celtics, for some reason, so anything that kept them from getting AD had to be justified as The Right Thing To Do, Because Reasons No Matter How Dumb.

You know what I’ve noticed? Nobody panics when things go “according to plan.” Even if the plan is horrifying! If, tomorrow, ESPN tells the press that, like, the Pelicans will trade AD, or KD and Kyrie are going to the Knicks, nobody panics, because it’s all “part of the plan”. But when they say that one little…

I think I’ve seen that

Rob Schrab isn’t a writer for Rick and Morty, he’s Dan’s college (best?) friend that has an fake antagonistic relationship with Harmon on the Harmontown podcast. Schrab offered to pitch enough stupid plot points for the 70 episodes of Rick and Morty on the podcast like two weeks ago... this is the culmination of that…

short sightedness: the post

Right now developers have to work pretty hard to have their games load stuff ahead and allocate resources properly. This could make it much easier for developers and they could focus on other stuff. There are games like God of War that can be played from start to finish without a single loading screen but there are…

This is just incorrect. Better textures or models (eg: larger on disk) will cut in to a substantial increase in throughput from media into memory, but at the numbers we’re looking at in the above video, it’s absolutely not going to eat all of it. Then you mention effects, which are not really a “thing”, they’re simply…

load times actually mater. A lot of game design currently is working around loading zones and texture pop in.  Eliminating that is actually quite interesting from a dev standpoint, and changes how levels and textures are designed. 

“there was no real resolution to what Jon had been brought back from the dead for”

Point of order, I believe Jon fucked off north to go live with the Wildlings.  He will take no wife and hold no lands, but live up that hedonistic wildling lifestyle.

You don’t have to spend every minute of your life with people to be loyal to them. She left the rest of the siblings firmly established in their futures, then plastered Stark branding all over the boat—she’s still loyal. Remember, Sansa didn’t know what to do with Arya, and while they were getting along when the going…

This is likely the worst take I’ll see on the internet today.  

Naw man, disliking this scene doesn’t make you a violent misogynist. You can be pro representation of women and female empowerment in mass market superhero films and think that this scene felt forced and pandering and a little gross. It was almost as if they felt they needed to have something for their female…

The thing that I’m doing is just pointing out that previous roles don’t always reflect what an actor can do later on.

No one said that at the time. No one.

Over-hyped foods often end up being somewhat of a letdown once you actually try them. Pok Pok’s wings are an exception. One of the best things I’ve ever eaten under $20.

I do like the idea of Sansa and Tyrion ruling over Westeros.