Even taken on pure technical terms, I refuse to accept that Last Jedi deserves a spot over Blade Runner.

Stardew Valley

Cool. I called my representative, wrote an email, and contacted senators regarding these tax bills. I even called the FCC regarding net neutrality. And I still had time to tell EA to stuff it.

Because people can only care about or advance one cause at a time. And of course, video gaming is the only pastime in existence that people get passionate about. No other hobbyists complain about or critique trends in their hobbies, ever. Oh, and it’s definitely not hypocritical to tell us to stop playing if we don’t…

What part of the word “temporary” are you having trouble understanding? This isn’t over at all.

This is one of those “lets make some satire about a thing, but then do that thing anyway” sort of situations that loops back around to being..... not funny? Like how is pointing out that you’re trying to fuck people over in your own game a joke?

HA! Had a dush in my game too. Also in the office where I work.

The animation is fantastic, but the song was terrible. Didnt really roll together very well. It felt very fragmented, like they had parts of good ideas for the lyrics but couldnt work them together.

Hang on... Yep, Art of the Title has an interview about that intro.

McCree (Matthew Mercer) have a D&D twitch show over Geek and Sundry, with other amazing voice actors, highly recommended. They just reached 100 episodes.

Some will cry “clickbait”, but fuck em, joke preservation trumps all other considerations.

So I’ve read the article, watched the videos and can I ask:

Nothing can beat those 90's code wheels!

Didn’t think I’d be saying this anytime soon, but:

I really like just the weird directions they’re taking Hearthstone

Not that I’m for remakes but a remake of The Shining with him as Jack Torrence would be incredible.

I disagree completely. I loved the game, don't get me wrong, but I think a lot of reviewers are trying to find some kind of deep meaning in this game to indicate that the choices mattered, when they in fact, did not.