There’s a reason Annie Leibovitz and pro models get paid a shit ton of money to do these kinds of things. its because they are really really good at not just taking (or being in) pictures, which is what this is, but at evoking a deep level of emotion out of what is essentially a single snapshot moment in time and…

Eh? A couple thoughts without trying to sound like a total asshat...

He looks ok in his profile picture at least:

It makes me happy that they are unhappy. I don’t care if that makes me a shitty person.

Yeah, please fuck off forever. I’ve lived through catastrophic natural disasters. People need to eat and drink clean water. Christ, go jerk yourself off with Atlas Shrugged again, you wretched piece of shit.

Go directly to hell, you absolute nightmare of a person.

I would be shocked if Jon moved Wun Wuns body from winterfell to back north of the wall for him to become a wight.

I actually think it’s more realistic in third person view because a big part of surviving is hiding and seeing your character within a bush or behind a small wall is important. In first person, you never know what your body looks like to others.

If a killcam is implemented, they need to fix spectator view first. If the current spectator view is any indication, I imagine many killcams might accidentally look like cheating. Because right now, you can spectate a friend and he’ll be aiming at the floor the entire time.

This is a stupid hill to literally die (a horrible death) on. Enjoy your Waterloo, brave internet Napoleon.

Good luck, fearless crusader. Report back with any news of lumps, forehead ears.

While trying mightily to avoid nasty internet snark, the counterpoint has to be:

Maybe no man’s sky? That’s my guess

playing it “legitimately” is the single most intense game experience I’ve ever had, and I’ve played over a few hundred games. It’s the most intense multiplayer shooter available.

Best Kotaku article I’ve ever read, along with a valuable life lesson.

Nier is not a real exclusive since it’s on PC as well, the rest is fine.

And that isn’t exactly to our benefit. The more widely available games are, the better in my opinion.