You are literally using your own heartbreak as a way to get attention, kindly shut up.

I finally finished GTA V last weekend (had a blast) and I’m ready to give Witcher 3 the love it deserves. I’m about 15 hours in and it has been 0retty overwhelming but I think I’m finally getting a grasp on the combat and the world.

Whatever you want to think man, I am not generalizing anything, I am pulling from personal experience when I tell you there are people I encounter every day at my job who would have no idea where to start with buying parts for, building, and maintaining a computer.

This is pretty much a fallacy these days to say that people can’t build their own computers.

Wall hacks brah.

That is fair enough, I have a question for you. Have you ever been into console gaming? I used to game exclusively on console and the appeal to me was that I bought a system, and it just worked. I feel like that is also the appeal of buying a pre-built PC, no it isn’t exactly the same but there are similar benefits.

I’ve built computers. It’s not hard. It’s doable by anyone.

I guess I’ll always be completely stumped as to why people would pay for this system when you could build one with the exact same performance for literally half the price.

We had a Neon SRT 4 in the family and it was so fun, the thing was ridiculous to drive in the rain and just fun overall. This caused me to get super stoked when they announced the Caliber but it got such awful reviews. I have a special place in my heart for that silver SRT 4, such a blast to drive.

It’s an SRT 4, none of it is that surprising, not the speed or the douche nozzle teen behind the wheel.

I really really enjoy this list, thanks. So many Gamecube games stand out as being stellar and it makes me sad that I have so little interest in modern Nintendo consoles and games. That being said, one game stands out on this list not because it is the best, but because one of my saddest memories I have is tied to it…

They shoot to stop, generally by aiming for center mass. If the person dies in the process well that’s just an added bonus.

This was a truly fantastic article, I’m so glad that deadpsin continues to impress while some of the other former gawker properties seem to be rapidly going down hill. Amazing work.

Seriously, WWI is ripe for the telling of powerful, engaging personal stories.

I know this has been harped-on to death

It seemed to me like they were focusing on the personal stories, which is what they would have to do for a player to get invested. I think in a conflict like WWI it is much easier to get invested in the struggles of the guys on the ground, you don’t necessarily have to pull out and try to justify the war as a whole…

It was so frustrating and mind blowing at the same time.

Seriously, I would play the hell out of a modern Body Harvest.

Bruh yesssss. You are not kidding.

Kinja is being the worst, here is my edit in case it doesn’t stick.