I’m never too impressed with Bethesda’s character models and this is no exception, the rest looks awesome though.

For a guy who’s 71, has a net worth of 65 million dollars, was making an estimated 300,000 dollars an episode, quitting over back-ends and merch is pretty goddamn silly. How much money does one really need? Especially for a voice actor. At one point, I think the simpsons (Which I love to this day, There might not be…

I think they’re giving Bungie too much credit. With the game as bare as it is, I find it hard to imagine the devs would spend so much time and effort burying complex secrets in the Raid

the bigger the better! bring on the chaos!

God I wish they would - I’d love to see the story when the media person went along then documented the whole process for the public.

Oh sweet jesus, that is the most convoluted justification of a purchase I’ve ever seen. Seriously impressive.

It really is sad, and I have no idea where we go from here. Perhaps we start complaining that Bungie didn’t include cross-console support into Destiny? Why is Activision trying to drive a wedge between the gaming community?!

I agree that Bungie could add features to satisfy both groups (people who want match-making, and people who don’t want to get placed with noobs or AFKer’s), but I doubt it’s going to happen soon. Using the forums is definitely not the norm for multiplayer games, but I still think it works extremely well considering…

I put it at the end this time.

Well you people have had years to run fiber to my apartment in Manhattan which is FEET away from an internet backbone (the building google bought to be exact).

She's missing one important thing, a step that comes before her other eight. That important thing is to find someone else to spearhead this campaign. She's too toxic of an individual to be the one to be the focus of this, there are times I don't even think she understands her own argument or video games at all.

Part of me was hoping for this