You've really been doing yourself a disservice.

Nice insight into the topic....

Mom?

Mom?

Maybe it's a yummy chocolate sink?

I think you're fundamentally misunderstanding the design philosophy behind WoW's graphics and general presentation.

The game has to be able to run on a wide spectrum of hardware; while heavy-end rigs (my PC is getting toward the lower end of the "high" part of the spectrum these days, but a year ago it was about as…

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All of these things are fair and rational requests to make. Can't see any reason anyone would have a problem with any of them.

Shorter version, if you just want the list of the list of what she says are "Eight things developers can do to make games less shitty for women", paraphrased from my notes... not that a lot of this pertain to action games and probably make more sense if you're thinking about first and third-person shooters, the Arkham…

any ghost type would be too hard to hit for a fighting game. :P

definitely. It was 90% connective tissue between the first and last movies. It was by no means terrible, of course, but it was the weakest of the BttF trilogy.

Of course, BTTF Part II never does address the real killer of Marty's rock 'n' roll career, the thing that doomed him and all his peers more than any Rolls Royce could:

How can you dislike a train fueled by SCIENCE LOGS?!

Yeah, but that's the 2015 Marty whose life went into the shitter in the preceding years. He's like the "original" 1985 versions of George and Lorraine. with their oil-slicked hair and puffy faces.

Absolutely. Part 2 has always been the worst of the three, back when I saw them as a kid and now.

III is easily the worst. Between I and II?

I LOVE the third one. I love that Doc Brown gets to be more center stage (and has a romance arch! For once the middle-aged, quirky scientist gets the love story!") and that awesome time train was rocking steampunk decades before kids thought to hot glue gears to their Hot Topic top hats.

That's because III is the BEST. *high five*

At least Flea reached his middle-age, just like what the movie predicted.

I see no shame in that. It's a hell of a lot of fun and Lloyd and Steenburgen have some really good chemistry.