You sound charming.

Etiquette School of New York

I leave voicemails. I work in an industry where I can't text. It baffles me how ridiculous people are about them. They don't answer my call because they don't recognize the number and then they just don't listen to the message. I just cannot understand the weirdness. Since when is taking 10 seconds to either say or…

I totally thought she was gonna mercy-kill him so she technically got to cross him off her list while acknowledging all the good things he's done for her. But (even though I love the Hound) I kind of like the way it played out. He's thinking "I'm gonna make her so mad she has no choice but to kill me" and she's like,…

It seems like all the hype behind this game was lost because a few people on comments said they didn't like it because they kept comparing it to GTA. Why? I have no clue. This game was awesome and I am slowly going through and doing all the side missions now, sure it isn't GTA but who cares? I got GTA and beat that…

A lot of games do this better than GTAV... After getting Sleeping Dogs for free on XBL, I didn't even think about GTAV.

I feel like all the gunplay is better watchdogs not just the shooting mechanics but the cover system as well.

Oh, fuck right off with you.

The more I play it, the more I enjoy it. So yeah, I agree with you :) It's not perfect, by any means, but it's a great solid game that, I personally believe, delivers on what it set out to do (being the first game of a new series.)

Watch Dogs is an awesome game. It may have not been the game everyone wanted, or in some cases, expected, but it is an awesome game.

It does a lot better, but yeah.

a gay assassin would have worked definitely (you are right), especially since in older cultures and time periods it wasn't socially acceptable for men or women to be openly gay so they ended up in married relationships with children anyways just to fit in.

But a rolling pin is simply not an effective weapon. What, you gonna throw sandwiches at French royalty?

Reading the articles surrounding Ubisoft and their decision regarding a female assassin has made me very uncomfortable, and it has very little to do with Ubisoft. The comments on those articles were....frankly, pretty disturbing to me. As a woman who plays games, I've never really felt like an outsider in the world of…

Not everybody thinks it sucked. I don't preorder games so no hype train for me. I really enjoyed it. There were a handful of issues with the game, hopefully they'll get ironed out in the next version.

So... where exactly do we make that argument then... like.. Golf Digest or something?

They're underrepresented in video games. Where would be the right place to argue that?

What? I loved that game. It was like playing a GTA that wasn't a 100-hour punchline about my own country. Love both, but it was a nice break.

I think attraction happens for unknown reasons. She was (and is still) intelligent and beautiful and could have picked someone else.