Well...you’re probably right but I could argue there might be one or two folks who just don’t like her music. I don’t know enough about her or her music to honestly say, but I do know that there’s nothing wrong with her smashing a guitar. Even premeditated because plenty of folks have done that.

I’m with you on this. Even premeditated, who gives a shit? Townsend later on would use specific guitars that broke easier.

You win today’s “bad take” award.

*rightfully calls Clapton mediocre

This seems to happen annually with SNL. They book an artist who has gotten really successful just a bit outside the mainstream, then a bunch of people who have only heard of them tangentially hear them for the fist time, and instead of having the normal reaction of, “Eh, this really isn’t my bag” they try to prove…

...and she will regret her decision.

Someday she’ll be a wrinkly old woman and her tattoos will remind her of when she was young and beautiful. She’ll remember a great game she once loved so much, even if you can no longer recognize it from her skin.

I’ve got two. Mass Effect’s “N7" on my right arm and Zelda lifebar hearts on my left.

The Mako was never broken. Everyone who didn’t like it is a dang philistine

The only part that doesn’t work for me in the examples is that Eden Prime screenie. That really is a major shift in mood and presentation. Virmire however comes across the same way as I remember it.

Now, them changing the game to be more like a shooter than an action-RPG I resent. And the Mako is perfect as it is…

The Eden Prime changes are so bizarre. The mood I always got on the planet is “it’s the end of the world nightmare oh god what is that thing in the sky.” The first time I played ME I genuinely thought the reaper was a giant hand reaching down due to the silhouetted lighting.

Not wanting to dedicate 6 months of work to a piece of relatively small DLC =/= not putting care and effort into the rest of the release

Was that outline the “Journey of the Whills” treatment of which a small portion makes its way into A New Hope and which barely bears resemblance to the sequels/prequels, or was it closer to Star Wars as we know it at that point? 

One of the big mistakes Disney made when it was putting together its new Star Wars movies is that it went in without any real plan.

I actually would rather have it be option 1. But to be honest I stopped caring - and by that I mean paying attention to the details - about plot after Code Veronica. I love RE games because of how they feel to play and because I am a sucker for horror settings. 

He looks like he’s always 5 seconds away from crying.

I am real-time editing this comment to not be full of very profane language, but I’ll just say this as nicely as possible.

This guy is a.....enormous....jerk. :| 

Stick of Truth was well received but other than that in certain circles that is far from an unpopular opinion. I don’t think the majority of New Vegas’ playerbase, which was already down from 3, is even aware of games like Pillars or Tyranny. 

The last 10 years or so have been rather remarkably absent of film tie-in games.

To be perfectly honest, his argument seems to be that I should be forced to buy this game against my will because there is no ethical consumption under capitalism.