It doesn't have to be from the Mercy chapter (which is probably a bit far away still in terms of the show's progression). Arya kills Dareon and gets punished for it in ADWD.

I thought they were both dead, since you can see a pool of blood forming around Grey Worm in the final seconds of the episode.

I think I like Zinogres more in MH4U, especially the Stygian variety. They're intimidating and challenging without being a huge pain (the Pink/Gold Rathian is a complete chore to fight).

Strangely, Crypt of the Necrodancer does this too in the credits, but none of the enemy names (except the boss names) are the same as the names shown in-game. Most, if not all, of them are music puns.

I sometimes catch myself humming/whistling the SMW ending theme at work.

What I want to know is if they threw in that bit where Shay and Alex (and then later his dad) just assume that they're the same person from the future/past because of fan speculation, or if that was written into the script from the get go. I mean, from the documentary, I think they didn't even start writing the second…

(Less conscientious spoiler tag because this is a spoiler thread and you should have collapsed it at the root post if you actually care about spoilers) I don't see why the Mr. Huggy puzzle is that rough. You see a picture of Shay with a snake stuffed animal, and Shay is really enthusiastic in his encounters with the…

Hardcore mode is such a troll; it's not really much harder, just more tedious. Having to pick up scalpels and tape for doctors bags, limiting your carried ammo (and forget about using explosives), and carrying around a lot of food and water just end up making the game annoying, not more fun or engaging. I think I got…

That's assuming that all non-blind let's players are going into it with the intention of playing it as if it were their 5th playthrough of the game or what have you. Most of the quality LPs aren't blind, but end up emulating that sort of feeling of exploring the game as if they had no knowledge of it going in, to show…

I recall you saying that you are intrigued by Dark Souls but couldn't get into it (mechanically), so it probably lends itself well to an LP format. I can't say enough good things about this LP of Dark Souls, which is particularly great because of the format.

I'm a bit more offended by the crimes against meter.

Probably Half-Life 2. I don't really like most FPSes but there's just something special about that series that similar games don't have.

Even on the 360 it looks so good. It does so much with colors and the animations (especially the faces) look so good.

Surprising that they didn't fix that bug for SOTFS when the PS4/Xbone versions are going to have it now too. It's something that's plagued PC owners since the original version.

Yeah people always say console gaming is cheaper, but you end up spending quite a bit more on games on consoles. Then again, they do have the stuff like free PS+ games and Games With Gold, but to be honest I'd rather just buy the games I want than be given games I don't.

What about that time Origin simply refused to let me play Mass Effect 3 anymore (around the time when the remastered ending DLC came out)? Can't say I've had that problem on Steam.

Getting a living room PC is pretty much the main reason Steam Machines and Steam Link are going to be things soon. They're cheaper, portable dedicated PC gaming machines, which is honestly all consoles are nowadays (although they do get exclusives).

I'm working on getting the Dark Soul achievement in DS2 SOTFS, but since GTAV and Titan Souls came out, I've had to put that aside. All I have left are the achievements to get all the different spells, but some spells are gotten as rewards from the PvP covenants (Blue Sentinels/Brotherhood of Blood), and I'm not about…

If you set up DSfix properly, the game looks way way way better than on console, and it still looks fine without DSFix on PC due to the higher display resolution. (Although, locking the game's render resolution at 720p is an odd choice.)

I'm enjoying GTAV on PC. It's also running pretty well on my modest-to-good PC (GT 760, core i5 3.2 ghz). The graphical options aren't much to look at, mostly just AA and shadows. I only have the base AA turned on, and it's running at around 60 FPS (not entirely sure since I haven't checked it).