Well, yeah, it is. People with Xboxes don't care about technical issues with the other platforms. They just want to know if the game is any good.

That's kind of saying "piss off" to all those people who have an Xbox and would like to know if the game is any good.

They're easier to view on a reflective surface because your eye naturally focuses on the reflections, which appear "past" the surface, and so allow your eyes to focus on a point beyond the image, which is how you see these pictures.

Try this: since it's on a screen, which is likely reflective, turn your screen so that a light source is reflected off of it. Now focus on the reflection (which should appear "past" the surface of the screen, like your reflection in the mirror). Looking "past" the image should allow it to come into focus.

That's all speculation. You could just as easily petitioned for the game without pirating a copy of it. You stated yourself there was a the perfectly legit option of importing. Your piracy did nothing to bring the game over here. That's a pretty pathetic justification for taking something that isn't yours.

It's a more lucrative market. More people buy games on iOS, and fewer people pirate.

I guess that's a philosophical question. The better question is "were these actually drawn by hand?"

That's because it's not. It's a poster that's been laid down. You can tell because the seams in the sidewalk around the drawing don't match up with the real seams of the sidewalk. Also notice the perfect square of slightly discolored pavement surrounding the drawing. It's basically a very thin rug laid flat on the…

To be clear—and this isn't a spoiler; the developers made this clear to me months ago, before I even touched the game—there is no big reveal,

Not why she expected them to ban the person. I am confused as to why she expected them to tell her than they had banned the person. The punishment they deal out for a TOS violation is between MS and that particular user.

The ability to delete a comment doesn't change the fact that this is harassment, and it's against Microsoft's TOS.

Who cares?

You could just as easily do that by just not playing the game. Your disagreement with Gamestop doesn't give you a right to a free video game.

As I said, the dress is impressive. As a Shepard cosplay, not so much.

In that case the simplicity is for the sake of matching the character. If you're going to do your own spin-off fantasy character like this, then that's fine, but I don't see what makes this one impressive. It's just your standard gothic lolita get-up. The only things that make it "Shepherd" are a few cheap patches.

I've heard of it. I'm just saying, taking a lolita dress, slapping an N7 patch on it, and calling it Mass Effect cosplay just seems incredibly lazy. This piece gets an entire post to itself, and yet great stuff gets drowned out in massive cosplay picture galleries on this site. I don't get why this one gets the…

In that case it's an incredibly impressive dress, but a mediocre cosplay at best.

Those are pretty lame as well, to be honest, but at least they're accurate. This is just....there's nothing wrong with it, but I don't understand why it's worthy of being singled out on a site that is constantly filled with far more impressive cosplay.

You should join. The benefits are better here than with the Internet Forum Police force..

Eh, no. That's not cosplay. That's a dress with some patches on it.