God, people really will find a reason to complain about anything. Game developers are people too. They have the right to have fun, just as much as the people playing the game. Publicly pwning that hacker was probably a ton of fun for them. Let them have it. Christ...
nope, none of this ‘well, if your loot system wasn’t broken people wouldn’t cheat’ nonsense. Cheaters cheat regardless of how ‘unbroken’ a system is. That’s just a weak attempt at blaming the devs for someone else’s actions because “dev = company = ALL COMPANIES ARE BIG AND EVIL ALL THE TIME THEY DON’T CARE ABOUT YOU…
Race baiting at its finest.
Even knowing the outcome, I started raging about halfway through that video. The ending though... So satisfying. So very very satisfying.
Huckabee is against gay boy scouts but is cool with boy scouts who torture and kill animals. If I had a kid, I would rather he see the counselors sneaking off to have gay sex, instead of seeing them murdering animals.
I’d rather people just judged me on my personality and my character and my integrity.
They should keep an eye on him, makings of a serial killer.
Isn’t animal murder a sign of being a psychopath....?
Well, this is deeply disturbing. :\
“I’d rather people just judged me on my personality and my character than by the fact that I get off on torturing animals to death,” he said.
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They passed on it
Pretty fitting that the Seahawks didn’t bother to go that extra yard in their investigation.
Oh, Natasha, we get it. You’re still closer to Teen than Exhausted Parent. But trust me this article will come back to haunt you in some way.
I knew all about these teen tricks because I USED TO BE A TEEN.
HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO EXPLAIN TO MY 5-YEAR-OLD SON THAT TWO GROWN MEN CAN’T GET DRUNK BECAUSE BUD LIGHT COSTS $10?
To show them they were truly part of the family, several Dodgers fans stabbed them in the parking lot after the game.
Writing from a personal level: it is incredibly upsetting that we live in the year 2015 and there are still some morons out there that still read Peter King’s column.
Peter King:
