TMNT, though... But yeah, SoR2 was effing solid.

If you like this, check out his woodgrain 486!

Welcome back Mike!!! I missed the “I’m Back” post, for some reason, and this surprise just made my day. I don’t even play WoW!

The main issue I have with TS4 (and its DLC) is that it mostly retreads stuff that’s already been done before, and at times done better. So I’m basically paying a lot of money to rebuy stuff I’ve already played with better building and Create-a-Sim tools.

I can see the merit of what you’re saying, but I also think that a game doesn’t necessarily need a secondary market to justify a physical release. Think of it as a casual “board” game (like Smash Up, or something) and it makes a lot of sense.

It feels like this is really aimed at a casual public. Hardcore players really want to build their decks. As a mostly casual player myself, this interests me.

Now do it the other way around and release a Forgotten Realms set for MTG!

I’d argue that, while it’s definitely too expensive for me and you, the fact that it became a bestseller implies the pricing is just right.

I didn’t even know these features existed! I played FM1 on the SNES and then skipped straight to FM4, because I never had a PSX.

“It’s almost like we’d expect ‘journalists’ to... oh, I don’t know... Research what they are writing about?” sounded very much like outrage or, at least, indignation. It also implies you don’t think he should hold his current position because of a perceived lack of quality in his work.

You’ll probably have to lose a mentor figure first, though.

Luke’s screwed the pooch a little, but

You forgot to say “um, actually” while adjusting your glasses.

Slightly? Kill this s#!t with fire!!!

Until they include kid Goku, the real answer is “one less Goku than ideal”.

But if I eat all this valuable food, what will I sell to buy that goddamn expensive house?

My personal experiences with Dota and particularly with CS GO are waaay worse than with Blizzard games, so there’s that... HotS actually has a pretty decent community when compared to Dota or LoL, at least from what I’ve seen.

I’d just like to point out that there’s an Asian in the picture.

I can understand why people love The Witcher 3, but I never felt it myself, for some reason. And not for a lack of trying... I played at least ten hours of each of the three games and still nothing.

If you fancy giving this game another try, I feel like it’s way easier with two players (I managed to get 3 stars in every level this way, but didn’t come close to it with a full 4 player roster). Not really because the game is unbalanced, but mostly because the chaos becomes more manageable.