I’m in this comment and I don’t like it.

Kinda depends on the age of the gamer. In my experience many gamers stop building as they mature, and these days you can get great deals on custom or semi-custom prebuilt PC’s from gamer-specific builders, so it’s often not even really much cheaper (if at all) to do it yourself. At some point you’ve just had your fill…

An excellent use of Sir Bedivere’s larger scale.

Jesus, could she look more like we all imagined she would? And what the fuck?

As someone who played Diablo II far, far, FAR too much with my friends... I disagree entirely. I absolutely loved playing as my characters. I had 3. JUST 3. And I had them because I wanted to try out those characters. The idea that, instead of just rolling with “my” character, I’d HAVE to make a new one to experience…

Not just idiots, but idiot bosses who deliberately make other people’s lives miserable.

I like it when idiots fuck around and then publicly find out.

It’s not a surprise to anyone who’s played relatively modern ARPGs. Too many people are going into Diablo IV thinking it’s an MMORPG - it’s not, you don’t have a “main” per se and the levelling experience is meant to be the main content.

“So if you also get overly attached to your player character and want to play an…

Obviously. Did that negatively affect my enjoyment of the game? Did it affect you or those around me? Did the game punish me? Did Nintendo? Nope. There’s no law about cheating in a casual single player playthrough. I gain nothing but time, and I lose nothing but the respect of some guy in the greys in the Kotaku…

Hitting rocks to get gems to get rupees is not exactly an “amazing” time. I just beat the game yesterday, and it was one of the most satisfying boss battles I’ve ever had the pleasure of engaging with. Duplicating 300 diamonds did not take a damn thing away from my enjoyment.

Because repeated mindless grinding is so much fun.....

Shocked Florida & Tennessee hasn’t banned it for the same reason.

No need to censor. She’s a cunt.

Keep one of those cars just so you can put a new set of tires on the rear every year and do massive burnouts on the anniversary of your husbands death in front of that (expletive removed, started with a c)‘s house.

There isn’t one.

Regardless of what your actual opinion is about dealerships... what is the legal argument that justifies mandating their existence? And why wouldn’t the same “reasoning” apply to, say, Apple Stores? Why can Apple sell direct to the public, but not GM?

Take your star for the dated, yet completely relevant, reference to a movie that brought great joy to me in my youth.

Greeting, Starfighter!

Heck, this tactic worked to fight Xur and the Ko Dan armada. Why not?