aka Tali’s aunt from Mass Effect

“If you could read minds, you wouldn't game at all" wow so insightful

The infamous Via Bloomberg strikes again!

> according to a new Bloomberg report.

Taurian? It’s Turian! Come on...

FemShep is my canon Shepard. Kaiden definitely seems like the default romance option for FemShep in ME1 even though I find him really whiny and uninteresting. I love that justification for not saving Ashley.

This was never a hard decision for me. Space racist Ashley is the worst. It doesn’t help that I usually play a Soldier on first playthrough so I don’t even include her in my party unless I don’t have enough companions to fill out the team.

Petition to submit this as an early contender for best short film at next year's Oscars.

One little thing I loved about the Normandy in the first game was that you could go onto a new planet by physically walking through the ship’s airlock instead of the game sticking you on a loading screen. Something about it really made it feel like it was a ship bringing you to new worlds instead of a hub leading to…

Random stat from random google search:
“Thus far in 2020, there have been unintentional shootings by over 220 children. This has resulted in 92 deaths and 135 injuries.”

Okay.

Huge, huge ME fan here, I was very skeptical of ME3's multiplayer when it came out, and ended up probably spending almost as much time in there as in the rest of the series combined; it’s fun as HELL.

Quick question: is It Takes Two worth it? I’m dying for a good-to-great or great-to-amazing family couch co-op game after Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime and Overcooked left me and my family exhausted, so, could definitely do without all the stress of those. If It Takes Two doesn’t cut it, could someone offer a…

This article is proving to be a prime example of “the grass is greener.” Just about every native French or native French adjacent speaker has expressed this sentiment.

French Canadian here. French voice acting is 99% of the time dog shit (no idea about FF14 in particular because I only play it in English and would never even consider playing in French).

Age of Ultron really isn’t that bad - flawed, yes, but not bad - and the blame for its flaws is not entirely Whedon’s fault - there is a reason Feigue moved to get rid of Perlmutter and the story comittee after AoU.

I don’t understand why this is an objectionable thing. I’d appreciate it very much if someone with patience took the time to explain it. Apologies in advance, I’m sure the existence of this comment will not sit well with people who already understand this better than I do.