Seconded. I didn't spot much flaws in the game itself, and I was looking forward that kind of experience, but I just got so uninterested playing it I'm not sure why I finished the game.

Really ? We'll also get mass articles and offended people when it's snowing in LA ?

Damn.

Putting fun in things.

Well that's easy for me, I have a compulsive need to finish any media, game, book, movie... I'm sure we're quite a few :)

Morbid impulses are quite fascinating. It would be easy to find that a fucked up thing to say, but truth is to lots of different extents it's present everywhere, and in some pretty respected and well accepted ways too.

I died a little reading that.

Dude, Vader is surprisingly less hardcore than I thought, gotta look into this a bit :)

Wow that looks bad. Looking forward Zero Punctuation review.

Talk to me dirty.

Gotta love the new "conventions" for naming web apps. Zerp.

So... It's a gun with a grenade behaviour that triggers a cooldown to retrieve the weapon ? That's very weird.

Damn, you had me looking into the dictionary for "realistic" :p

We? Quite obvious who you will blame, don't think I'll be looking for a scapegoat myself. I was just pointing out the obvious, that nothing is free. You can always blame consumers for not wanting to pay the price, that's your very own right :)

Yep that's about right.

Nice try.

Seems to me that the reason is content provider don't want you to have nice free things. If they wanted there wouldn't be a need for this program in the first place.

Yeah I'm not sure I got it, did you think they it makes the panels themselves more efficient ? Sounds wrong but that's not what they say is it, they say the arrangement of the panels makes the whole thing more efficient, is that the part you say is wrong ?

IMO this is assuming than people are good listeners. Which generally is false (IMO again).

For ADD people (it's a broad interpretation) pretty much any decision is tiring mentally. You're exposed to thousands of things on a daily (basis) that demand your attention, and every time you go for one and not the other, feels like you're leaving the possibility of a different experience behind you. Like curiosity…