Question is, will it tank?

Oh please. The poll is by The Consumerist. It's supposed to be the Worst Company in America from the point of view of the consumer. I don't care if a company is spewing toxic waste, clubbing baby seals, and defrauding charities for war orphans, as long as they have excellent customer service and offer great products…

As you and I both know, TWC has a monopoly in NYC, and in many areas of Manhattan, you can't get any other ISPs. Which makes their upcoming Comcast merger all the more terrifying. With net neutrality up in the air, TWC gets my vote too.

And I'm still confused. Yeah, some shitty things happened, but people always seem to let that overshadowed some of the good things they've done too.

No. Still the smallest cities possible. The previous games are miles ahead.

So NOW is this game worth buying?

I was the one who took these pics. I can assure you the story is true, I cannot assure you the holes were deliberate. We debated whether it was a simple tear (as is common in that area), but it was very precise on both costumes. Let me put it this way: it was suggestive enough that I wouldn't dare touch it.

Short sentence, 100% truth

Real talk though, I like to run around and kick people to death.

But PC has something consoles don't.

Yeah—that was about the time I was getting my driver's license. I had a friend whose mother would not let him ride with anyone who had less than five years of driving experience (effectively preventing him from catching rides with any of his buddies—her rules might've been draconian, but she wasn't a fool), and I…

"No no no, that's not how it happened"

"Wait, let me try that again." - The Prince

"Borderlands can be more than just shooting people in the face repeatedly... and then talking to them"

Great point. I like how you're thinking here.

Guns to attract the twitchers; phone to attract the thinkers.

People Order Our Patties - POOP

Cool shot, but I highly doubt he's going to need 952 arrows. Iron...really? He's got to be a Skyrim hoarder.

That would be your classic pitchfork. Not just useful for being a music snob, it has a long standing tradition of pairing up with torches and helping villagers go after monsters like this rodent.