Yeah, I do well enough in the areas nobody else goes to when I’m playing solo, but I am also a persistent/sneaky looter.

In a group, the only thing I’ve found to work is to go to a cluster of multi-story buildings that most other people don’t go to, and parallelize looting as much as possible. Probably one person will…

If you’re worried about compatibility, pcpartpicker.com will help you with that — if you put parts together in a build, it will tell you if those parts are compatible/if your selected PSU is sufficient for the components.

As far as future-proof goes... you should probably just buy a GTX 1060 or greater, which will do…

If you’re worried about compatibility, pcpartpicker.com will help you with that — if you put parts together in a…

I wasn’t aware GPUs were related to a fictional material from Skyrim

I wasn’t aware GPUs were related to a fictional material from Skyrim

It’s great if you don’t want to build one and don’t always need to max out all your game settings into the forseeable future.

It’s great if you don’t want to build one and don’t always need to max out all your game settings into the…

Twintelle is also good, because her charge slows down the incoming grab, and her parasols have a better shot at shooting down an incoming grab because of the wide hitbox. My bf plays Ninjara a lot and is always complaining about the parasols :)

Lag can occur on wired connections intermittently, even for reasons that are not due to your own personal ISP connection.

Ooh, I like this one.

I’ve never had the tolerance for replaying things that are much too difficult. I don’t understand why anyone builds games that are like that. How is repeating the same thing over and over again until you do it perfect fun? If I had fun with that, I’d have useful skills I could build with real practice :P I play games…

On serious note, games dont owe you shit. If a dev feels that a game isnt the experience he wanted people to have and he tones down the difficulty to fix that, thats fine. But these devs bending their wills to people who demand experiences cater to them, come off as weak willed and not in charge of their creation.

yes, if you don’t spend a year on a single game, you are a baby. that makes sense.

If you want something super open rules-wise, you should check out Dungeon World. It’s got structure to get you started, but then your group can just tell any story you like and make the rules be what you think works.

Given that the people who invented the format pronounce it with a soft g, I think it’s pretty safe to say it was said that way first.

gelatin... tragedy... oh yeah:

What it stands for doesn’t matter. Laser stands for “light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation” but if you say it with an s sound instead of a z sound you’re gonna sound like an asshole.

Oh god. What an acronym stands for has *nothing* to do with how you should pronounce the acronym. Do you say laser with a soft-s hissing sound? No? But it stands for “light amplification by Stimulated emission of radiation”!

MI 1 has more tedious parts than 2, I think, and 2 has some neat locations, but 2's ending was really disappointing. And I do think 2's Guybrush lacks a little bit of charm 1 had (that 3 found again).

It also had a good story! And interesting locations. And interesting controls, I quite liked the eye/hand/mouth-based control scheme. And fantastic voice acting.

I miss my pirate barbershop trio crew :(

Okay I apparently have some new games to play, if they’re really that much better than Curse of Monkey Island (I’ve never heard of Dig???)

Oh wow, how did I not think of this? Perfection.

It’s a really good review and it expresses beautifully a lot of the feelings I was having that I couldn’t totally surface myself! Great game, fun to play, but I still am going to drop it when Splatoon 2 comes out :)