OK, I do remember that I had it off for that battle. That fight also frustrated me enough to where I ended up taking a hiatus from the game (just like now, thanks to the Rom the Vacuous Spider).

Well said. One thing I’m curious about around FC: ND is what your reaction was when you found out the sisters on the cover are the villains. I seem to recall that, in the initial discussion, there was a lot of excitement thinking they were the protagonists, but, when it went the other direction, did your feelings…

What could surpass my feeling when I finally realized that the way to beat Vicar Amelia was to turn off target locking?

I view them as two totally different experiences. Bloodborne for me is all about the combat and the exhilaration of progressing through insanely difficult areas and bosses. Witcher 3 was always about getting immersed in a new world. Yeah, the combat isn’t great, but I’m a sucker for a good story and side quests that…

This whole article is a hot mess of conflicting viewpoints, irrelevant information and ill-informed conjecture. To answer a couple of points:

Probably means bringing girls in from across state lines. My guess is that this is just an initial charge before they hit them with the bigger human trafficking charge. They likely need to gather more evidence first.

Basically the launch price. I’ll wait til it gets down to $20 before I pick it up.

While I’m intrigued by this, I’m not getting tricked into paying full price like I did on Primal and 5. Both had interesting premises that turned into the same game, only without some of the fun things you could do, like lob grenades down on bases from the small copter in 4. I also found the companion system more…

I would love for them to make an open world version of F.E.A.R., which was just a phenomenal horror FPS and the first game to give me recurring nightmares.

Had Kentucky thrown him a pass that slipped through his hands on a 2-point conversion, I’m pretty sure the internet’s collective head would have exploded.

I saw that headline picture after seeing the “poop museum” headline, so naturally my first thought was “man, he must really have to go!”

The Sopranos had a whole subplot around Junior being embarrassed about it.

I think we need to pay tribute to another highly underrated open world game, Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction, which was just a blast to play. You could literally pick up a tank and throw it at a helicopter, smash cars into steel boxing gloves and take down entire city blocks. I’m pretty sure I played through the…

In this case, apparently by spilling a Unicorn Frappucino on it.

I like them all, but I LOVE the Targaryen one. Not enough to spend $200 on shoes, but damn those are sharp.

The thing I remember most from when my brother was showing it off to me was his story of building a one-room house with no bathroom, cramming as many Sims in as he could and letting them all starve to death. Based on what I’ve read about the game since then, apparently the majority of players have done that at some…

I did, but haven’t had the chance to really dig in yet. I didn’t think it was a one-off event, as that would have been a waste of a pretty cool (and creepy) scene.

Johnny Walker Black(out)

I wonder if the pagan ritual is related to the cabin I found by a pond the other day? Every bed had a skeleton in it and there was another skeleton dressed in robes seated at a table with a weird ritual written out.

The men’s room has no urinals, just a bunch of shower drains.