Oh, hahaha sorry, I thought someone lurking around Kotaku would be familiar with those terms.

"Of my friend, I can only say this: of all the souls I have encountered in my travels, his was the most... human."

Always up to no good.

This is precisely why you don't pre-order stuff. If a game is really worth fifty bucks you'll still want to buy it two weeks after it's released and all the play-throughs are online. Pre-order it and developers will still think they can ship an subpar product so long as it makes all its money before it even gets in…

You're welcome!

It's an odd form of entertainment and unless get into it personally it's really hard to explain to an outsider. Taking away all the "wrestling is fake" and "those injuries are real" and basic arguments you've heard for decades there's something a bit deeper that's harder to pin down.

It's great for the end of the Raid, when you need someone to take out the sniping Knights in the towers. I wouldn't use it to try and do thrall crowd control in the Pit. You'd be served much better by a Hand Cannon or Scout Rifle with the Firefly perk.

I'm waiting for people who don't like it and don't play it to stop leaving THIS EXACT SAME BORING-ASS COMMENT on every Destiny story

I think that's the best part of VoG. Each exercise builds a skill you need for the final battle.

The templar fight is a lot of fun :) Mainly because it's an exercise in teamwork and really satisfying since you know everyone had to work together to make it happen.

Good points. Plus VoG is still a lot of fun to play in. And from what I've played of Crota it's not as impressive as VoG either.

For those curious, I asked Sony about bringing PS1/PS2 games to PS Now, and here's what they said:

A good time to remind everyone as well that AGDQ starts up on the 4th, and runs all week. The final game of the marathon will be Ocarina of Time. It's a lot of fun, for newcomers to speedrunning, to check out. I'd recommend looking at the schedule and finding some games you're familiar with, and tuning in during those…

But... I like to think of this as revenge: Players are finally taking advantage of a game that tries its hardest to take advantage of them.

How about we just kill all NFL pre-game shows altogether? Realistically, all anyone will care about in an hour before game time is who's injured/suspended/etc., and you can do that in 10 minutes, or even just have it on the ticker. No one cares what Bart Scott has to say about the Dolphins/Jets game.

If only he had done this against the Bruins and jack Edwards was calling the game. That would have been beautiful to hear.

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