The real end game is...going back to Destiny 1.

Make it so.

Here I am! And, no, it really isn’t. It is cool and fun to watch, but not the true world record.

There’s a demographic missing here that I think always gets looked over in games: the casual hardcore player. It’s the class of player that plays consistently, sometimes for 4 or 5 hours at a time, but never devotes to the game in a way that can be considered hardcore. They run the raids once or twice a month maybe,…

I mean if this was a championship team in the mid-table no one would bat an eye, but slap it on Wayne Rooney’s left arm and everyone loses their damn mind.

I knew it! I knew if I held off replaying it long enough they’d release it for Ps4!!

So, this march and its subsequent coverage opened my eyes in a way. I had assumed that “juggalos” would be Trump supporters given their demographic. I learned something this weekend.

r/IAmVerySmart

I don’t understand why people are so obsessed with going fast in Destiny 2. I know guys who hit 290 within days of the game dropping. Where is the fun in that?? And what are you going to do next week when you’ve got nowhere left to go?

I do not understand this game. What even is it? A capitalism simulator? It sounds like the day to day of it is incredibly boring until someone does something like this nonsense.

In that case, can we get a turn based FF again? I mean mainline, not some crummy mobile game, I want a return to basics. Give me overworld maps and turn-based battle.

This show sounds like a nihilistic pit of self hatred. I have no desire to go anywhere near it.

I haven’t yet unlocked shaders but a few things that have irked me are: inability to see the levels of enemies, very, very few Engrams, sure there’s more “loot” but I enjoyed the mystery of Engrams, speaking of which, the ability to “see” inside Engrams takes all the fun away, and the oddly cartoonish aesthetic.

So what you’re saying is, I finally got to the lighthouse?

Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run

Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run

They have so many copies at my local gamestop you can pick one up used for like 5 bucks.

We used Blue Apron for awhile until it became too expensive. It was nice, considering the only place we had to buy groceries near us, without having to drive an hour, was a walmart.

You’re thinking of FF IX.

I think you left you nostalgia blinders on for that one. FF6 isn’t all it gets talked up to be.

FFXV was a decent followup to thirteen that really opened up the world and catered to fan concerns. Many of the minigames were fun, though Justice Monsters V was confusing at best. The story was a decent rehash of FF6 in many ways, but had some glaring plot holes. Altogether it was a solid addition to the Final…