If I’m paying triple digits for a figure, it had better be all kinds of articulated and poseable.

They do, but so do the Turians and Quarians, given their unique dietary requirements. And I suppose the Asari do too, unless they want their natural biotics to die out in a generation.

There were a ton of Quarians who just wanted to find an unoccupied habitable planet and settle there. It’s a fairly major part of one of the novels, and the Migrant Fleet part of either ME 2 or 3. The issue was that adapting to an entirely new ecosystem would have taken them much, much longer than re-adapting to their…

Yeah. I really like Andromeda, but it’s not the same with no Hanar or Elcor. Also kind of weird that no Volus hitched a ride on the Turian ark (though for that matter, it’s weird that the Initiative thought it made sense to launch separate arks for the Turians and Quarians. Keep the guys with the weirdo diets…

DOOM, the new one. One of the collectables is little superdeformed space marine action figures, and each one shows a unique animation when you collect it.

I’d add one caveat to Commandment 7: If there’s no reward (beyond the ‘experience’) for collecting something, make that clear.

Let’s be honest: if you’re riding a T Rex, you’re not interested in it NOT biting stuff.

Or, as I recall, to an angry toddler.

I mean, the first rule of DnD is that you can play however you want. Our group has always played with the rule that if you crit fail an attack while another party member is in melee with it, there’s a chance to hit your ally, particularly when you crit fail a ranged attack.

I ran Horde last year, and the party wiped on that first encounter. Granted, it went even worse than you might expect, with MULTIPLE Critical Failures, including one that had the party’s Druid killing the Fighter with a crit fail on some sort of vine whip spell. Wound up just offering them a do-over, where a little…

As someone who’s never really been into Tekken that much, is King a guy with a jaguar head, or is he a regular guy that wears a jaguar head over his own tiny human head?

^100% this.

The second Marth would presumably be a Lucina variant, since she used that name (and a mask) for a while in Awakening.

You know Blizzard offers a decent free voice chat system through the Battle.net app, right? It’s quick and easy to set up a channel for your group while playing.

If you’re serious, the two Robins and Corrins are because those are the Player Characters from Awakening and Fates, respectively, and you can choose your character’s gender in those games. So they need a male and female variant of each character for the fanbase.

In praise of Dead Space 3: It’s not a perfect game. The universal ammo system was a terrible decision, and they developers were never willing to fully commit to the incredible ideal of letting players struggle blindly through a blizzard (if I had to guess it’s because it didn’t play nearly as well as it sounds;…

I’m hoping there’s a system in place like the PC name in Fallout 4, where we can name the dog ourselves, and if it’s close enough to something on the list it gets voiced, and if not, we get generic boy/girl/dog callouts.

Why do you hate your Joy-Cons that much?

No, it was a special edition of Toy Commander set on Christmas night. Only one map and, I think one or two single player missions. It came packaged in a copy of Official Dreamcast Magazine, and Wikipedia says they also did a Summer version distributed the same way (though I don’t remember the summer one).

Toy Commander is/was so great. My brother and I sunk so many hours into the multiplayer.