It isn’t, not really. The draw is that the game is narrative in its design: Your actions in one game reverberate through every game past this. Rules disappear and are replaced by new rules (in various boxes throughout the game). The cards change, the board changes, the game ‘evolves’ over time. I mean, if you really…

He got better!

Don’t you dare bring this up.

Beast Wars still takes the cake on how to handle death and feels.

Definitely!

I’m in a wheelchair and if anything this game has gotten me outside more. As a kid I was outside on my power wheelchair hanging out with friends, but now that I’m older I don’t have a ton of motivation to go outside because I can’t play sports or do most outdoor activities. This pokemon game puts most pokemon in…

Maybe you could write an article on the positive impact the game has had for individuals who have had issues with agoraphobia, social anxiety, and other mental health issues.

I think we need to ban all Christians from our country until we figure out what’s going on.

This reminds me a lot of Guns of Icarus Online, but on water.

I am currently short on cash and can’t afford to buy Overwatch and fuck every person who is playing that dumb game right now.

This game looks stupid and I’m tired of hearing about it every other day. Fuck you and fuck this game.

Somehow he would make Mexico pay for the surgery.

Finally, a reason to consistently and purposefully lose at a game.

I was going to give a reasoned response. I changed my mind. Fuck off dude. Seriously. Don’t go around belittling how other people feel because they are worried about their kids. It makes you look like an asshole.

Best I could do on short notice....

My brother and I spent a long time digging tunnels using rocket launches in the original game’s multiplayer mode, digging outside of the map and such - it was so much fun.

being consistent like this is admirable

I always pronounce it "G.I.F.", all spelled out, and I pronounce JPEG/JPG as "J.P.G.". It makes sense to me, since we don't call the IRS "errs", and we don't call the United States of America "oosa".