No, I was literally saying I understand your opinion. I don’t share it, but I don’t have too. Sorry if you were going for a more combative response pool.

That’s a perfectly fine opinion. I know I can’t help but giggle when I hear taking football seriously. Such a joke, heh.

As a Taco owner and lover, this image makes me very sad. That’s what that kid’s ass is going to look like after they get done with him in real boy prison.

They do not like the name Typhoon because, as the OP noted:

I imagine it’s something like how us burgers refer to the A-10 as the Warthog. Technically it’s the A-10 Thunderbolt II but nobody calls it that.

The name “Typhoon” is for export versions of the craft. Domestically produced versions are called Eurofighter (Britain, Germany, Spain, Italy).

I just figured some rando named CAUGHTINAMOSH would never be stupid enough to try to make fun of my name, of all things.

It’s nice to know someone else feels the same as I do about Smash. Heh.

It never fails. Seeing anything taking Smash serious never fails to make me chuckle a little.

Yeah I hate it when people use an effective combination of skill and characters to win. It’s like they think the entire point is to win or something.

You know, the sad thing is that as lack-luster as Knack was, I get the same kind of feeling about it. I wouldn’t buy it again if I had to, but I’m glad I played it nevertheless.

In TitanFall 2 there is a very noticeable “invisibility distortion” effect when the clocked person is moving. If they’re standing still it’s very effective but moving will be noticeable unless the person isn’t paying attention. And that’s true even if you’re in a titan in #2.

Not to mention this is the Arcade port so the graphics are far superior, and between the two titles (they plug in together so there’s only one game to launch) there’s over 200 songs.

Or you could do the math here and see that it make sense and plays out.

Kotaku comments, where reading the article and having something relevant and interesting to say matters the least as long as you talk shit.

I had almost this exact kind of experience while playing in Steam’s “The Lab” in the main lab room.

It is literally against the law to award cash prizes for tournaments in Japan. This is the name of the game for any tournament over there. Typically what they’ll do is give you one or more prize items that you can then sell on your own (or sometimes sell back to the tournament depending on if the organizer has certain…

Came to laugh at the retarded westerner commentaries. Was not disappointed.

Your ability to count is questionable.

Suppose you’re expecting a rim-shot now?