Loathe Archer?

It’s pretty unique for RPGs, especially the Final Fantasy titles. Most of them have a reason why they do the things they do that aren’t “Because I feel like it” and some times they aren’t actually evil, just antagonists (Golbez, Kuja, Seifer, and Sin for examples).

Kefka was literally just evil and insane. He poisoned…

You were doing it wrong.

Anyone who started playing FF after the band wagon of FF 7 do not get a vote. That would be like giving a ferret a vote in congress. They have no freaking idea or comprehension of what they’re doing. FF 3 (6) is the best. End of Discussion. Case Closed. Period. Now you may continue masturbating.

I think by 7 you mean Tactics.

This guide did a lot of damage to the strategy guide industry in general. I stopped buying them for a while because I thought this was the future of guides — they would all require me to stop what I was doing, go to the computer room (laptops weren’t a mainstream thing yet), start the dial-up internet if no one was…

The nightmarish balloons that plagued this strategy guide really influenced me to stop buying strategy guides all together. I loved completing a game fully as a kid, and yeah, for big games like final fantasy I liked to follow their guides for parts I got stuck on or wanted to explore further. I still remember ping…

I left the second they changed the talent tree to the new simplified shitty version. The game has changed too much since the vanilla release, i look at it now and don’t even see the same game as back then.

It’s simply to be expected at this point and is less a marker of WoW’s quality (or lack thereof, whichever you want to argue) and simply its age and legacy. Big developments see a bump, then people tend to roll out.

“You don’t like a video game that I like? Ugh, get a life!”

I can tell by your comment that you’re a rational and level headed person and totally not a GW2 fanatic, so your opinion is valid.

but get a life.

At least someone’s having fun in GW2.

Also, let’s never forget Motherboy.

This was only true at the end of his career. Most people that watched toward the beginning were more so thinking ‘is this the fight where he kills someone with an uppercut?’

Regarding the daddy-daughter dance thing but only having boy children:

It could be argued that The Hangover is the worst thing Mike Tyson has ever done.

RE #3:

Where you somehow involved in the recent financial and economic catastrophe?

I feel another big reason Tyson is not despised like Mayweather is because people actually loved watching Tyson fight.