In my experience, outside of actual story quests, bad behaviour is rarely financially rewarding. When you factor in the high probability of getting a bounty, the negative reputation points, etc. I tend to try and play on the straight and narrow.

“Also, he wanted to let you know that ‘Horsie’ was a stupid name.”

Prometheus cursed Ancient Greece when he stole the fire

I like the shared photos too but please let’s be civil and not share them right on top of a synchronization point. You’re slowing my fast travel people. We’re all gonna see the sync points anyways. 

This is almost as good a ‘fuck you’ as Blizzard’s t-shirt response to whiny nerds crying about the lighting in Diablo 3 being too bright.

The first. But some of the romances are tied to quests that will span the full game, so it’s not like you screw and then never see each other again.

This really is one of those things that it is apparent wasn’t made by malicious intent but you still wonder how no one caught it before.

Oh thank god that Dictionary Guy is here to save the day. 

If you’re ever confused about this whole thing, just remember that people pay thousands of dollars to sit in a stadium to watch grown adults play what is essentially a playground game for kids.

I understand the frustration that comes from, “just talking about it solves nothing,” but for the vast majority of us who are not directly involved in law enforcement or the judiciary, that’s about all we can do.

You don’t have to be grateful for the folks who are willing to speak up, but at the very least, do not…

He had absolutely zero fucks for trophies/achievements:

The problem with the gun is that it’s too easy as an invader to start charging behind a wall and peek on people whose nametags you can see through walls. You’re really kidding yourself if you think this weapon isn’t extremely problematic; there’s a difference between a strong Gambit exotic, like Queensbreaker or…

Ha, nice!

That fight is MUCH better as a heroic strike. Hell, all those story missions are better in the heroic versions. Bungie really does their story content a disservice by making it so goddam easy.

While it’s great news to hear these organizers taking security measures seriously, really change will not happen until there are legal changes to gun reforms and enhanced access to mental health services are made available to all.

In better news, Jirard the Completionist managed to raise $60,000 to fight dementia, got Jamie Lee Curtis to wax his arms, AND he doesn’t have to complete Garfield Kart!

Huh, now I know what it feels like when people read my complaints about The Witcher 3.
So it goes.

It’s a reward for reading the entire article.