New about PSO2

To be fair, you should never ever wear high heels to begin with. The damage they do to your bones and tendons is catastrophic. Worst of all any good they do for your looks gets nullified if you don’t wear hotpants.

Ah, I remember. Was so frustrating when you finally managed to kill him with a new character, and then he just crushed you in the cutscene. ... Wait, you were able to run around in the cutscene, you could see yourself getting flung against the wall when he hit you.

Not really a dragon, is he?

Blurred out manga? Tissue box?

Arg, the memories. The pain! I really wanted to love that game, but to this day it torments me as the worst purchase I’ve ever done.

Could have been worse. Much, much worse.

Of all the things you could have brought back, that’s not the most cheerful one. :/

Artillery, Driver of the Command Tank.

Hmmm, gimmicky, first generation VR headset for the price of nearly 2 4K monitors?

Lol, says they country where you can’t even dress up as a Native American without sparking protests.

Austria in particular, but I’m quite sure that this applies to all of Europe also, and apparently also in Asia.

In most countries I know the moment you put on a uniform, or cloth that are close enough to be mistaken as a uniform, and present yourself to the public, be it directly, or indirectly through images, all without having any permission to do so, is immediately an offence. Period.

Well maybe in America uniforms mean shit, but not in other countries.

Wearing those garbs without having earned them is a malicious intent, as it lowers the value of those that did earn it.

Sure you can wear fake army costumes around the globe, but only if they’re clearly fake. Once they get too close to the real thing it becomes a criminal offence.

Nobody ever wears military uniforms to Halloween. They may puts on close that look like uniforms, but they’re not. Those costumes are always different enough to not be confused with the real thing.

Maybe I only know this because I was in the military once, but impersonating official personal, be it police or in this case military is a serious offence. Those uniforms are there for a reason, and are protected for a reason. Basically that everybody who sees people wearing them knows what they can expect from those…

Slow News before the CES Storm?