You're becoming a broken record, Kim. We get it. You hate WoW. Move on.

I LOVE (pink cartoon hearts love) her strategy!!!

I disagree. Burning the Hutt is my favorite Star Wars expanded universe character, and I think he's COMPLETELY necessary.

I don't know why everyone always goes to General Grievous for this question. Especially when it's so ambiguous whether he was force-sensitive or not.

I hope they show the part where the British fought a war to save the colonies, then asked that maybe the colonies pay a little extra money to help fund their own protection, at which point the colonies flipped the fuck out, kicked the Brits in the balls and stole their house.

Sorry, I just like being 'That Guy' when…

I do it because that's where the best items have GOT to be hidden. They're never there but I still believe.

I'm glad you guys get it.

The Inquisition, in its early days, was little more than a disreputable renegade section of the church, holed up with a raggedy army in a run-down mountain town. If I hadn't taken the time to work on building up with my forces in the beginning, their eventual transformation into a feared international power wouldn't…

You can climb up hills and boulders, slide down dunes and rock-faces, and generally explore like you would in most other open-world games. The true test: You can do that one RPG thing where, by stubbornly jumping and mashing forward on your joystick, you get your character to climb a hillside that is technically too…

Or the Naboo Starfighter in Rogue Squadron for the N64.

I can't. It's certainly frustrating, but this is blatant abuse of power combined with a childish temper tantrum. Nitesmoke tossed all sympathy he might have deserved out of the window the moment he declared "will be made private until I am able to log into the game." This isn't a protest on behalf of the community or…

Without having actually played, it's hard to fully grasp why it's fun. That's true of a lot of games. Half the fun is building your character to be what you want it to be and you don't get that from watching.

I actually prefer DA2 to DA:O in many aspects, but you have at least played it before and you probably know what you like.

You know what? I almost didnt play 2 because of all the negative feedback, but I'm a completionist at heart, so I went ahead and played it earlier this year. The game isn't that bad! And in fact I prefer it to Origins which I thought was utterly generic. At least the sequel doesn't concern itself with the boring 'save…

It's difficult to argue that GG's stated mission is legitimate when it began with a false conspiracy that targeted a specific woman; when the sole contributions of the movement are not exposing poor ethics in journalism, but harassing women out of their homes. If GG is not about harassment, then it is merely a failed…

Don't you mean the fallacy of thinking gamergate actually means only one thing, and isn't just a smorgasbord of conspiracy theorists and feminist haters all with their own agenda? (and I don't necessarily mean "agenda" in the evil sense)

Gamergate is a harassment movement, I'm pretty sure he knew what he was doing.