I’m more disappointed that the articles header (not the Kotaku one) feature’s one of the bosses from DR3, that are designed purposely to be extreme examples of the 7 deadly sins. I’d assume Gluttony would be the accurate depiction in that scenario, much as the others are massive extremes of their respective sin.

Reading comprehension. Get into it.

Fallout 3 was my first Fallout game, so I think it’s great, but then again, I also think NV and Fallout 4 are also great, so, apparently, there’s something wrong with me (I’m not an Obsidian fanboy, maybe).

Prove it. Show me the thermite dust, show me videos of confirmed explosions and not some other sound, show me the vast quantities of molten steel, where are the videos of that?

You completely misunderstand what Holdo is to the movie.

“If you gather the seven Dragon Balls, any wish you want will be granted. But this time, they’re useless... I’m sorry.”

So that incredibly detailed story along with his confirmed phone number and apology isn’t enough? She needs to be outed and have people know who she is simply because she had the audacity to tell someone that Aziz Ansari engaged in sexual misconduct with her? Gross.

People that still choose to eat meat don’t care about consequences. Flavor is the ONLY thing that matters.

This to me seems more like he just blanked out entirely, which has happened to me a few times when I was questioned on something I was completely aware of and familiar with. Listen I’m all for shitting on people that deserve it, but calm the hell down a bit. Not everyone’s the opposition. The guy was wearing the pin…

It is if you evaluate everything based solely on tropes and not their own merits. Being gay shouldn’t give characters magical protection powers.

This doesn’t sound like a malicious and secretive use of animal products in a diner’s food... it sounds like some annoying “vegan” made an “inconvenient” order then followed it up with a request for a cheese pizza. She “thinks she’s still a vegan” because she’s too dumb or deluded to accept that cheese negates the…

To play devil’s advocate: A couple of cultural historians have noted in articles about this song that “what’s in this drink” was a common expression in mid-20th century America as a way for people (particularly women) to excuse behavior that was socially frowned upon by jokingly implying they were drunker than…

One the “alt-right’s” many, many sins was making it impossible to criticize Ghostbusters without the danger of inadvertently siding with those misogynistic fucksticks.

“knew” is still a strong word though.

I don’t really understand why dumb trolling is the Thing now.

I mean... I like complaining about this administration as much as the next guy but if it really does save over a million dollars (and that’s a big IF) then how is that possibly a bad thing?

It’s essentially the most un-Star Wars movie ever made.

Yup. TLJ was a genuinely good movie. I loved it even more the second time specifically because of all of the nuance a second viewing brings. It is not perfect, but no movie ever is.

It robs him of any high ground? Even if the other spouse is abusive prior to the infidelity, all the blame lands on the one who cheats? Context always matters, its not always as cut and dry as “he broke the rules, he’s in the wrong”

Huh, these things you hated were some of my favorite aspects. It’s almost as if our opinions are subjective...