The emotional context is the most important difference between the two performances. After the set-up (which Tig kinda belabored, imho) the skits diverge in the most important human interactions.

Quiñones and company are out of ideas in a failing media. Big difference between “bystander” reactions to moral dilemmas and luring you across town, demanding you change you schedule for them, and playing with your emotions. You lost a lot of your personal time and were emotionally abused all on their speculation of…

And now, suddenly, it is called “ARK: Survival of the Fittest” and has gone FREE TO PLAY. Odd timing, no?

“Every day below freezing” is a warm spell for Vermont in February. You’ll only know your car’s winter-worthiness at -40F (=-40C, btw) when any normal grade oil gets like bubble-gum.

What about Steam’s own screenshot function? (F12, IIRC) Surely you could take more than 24 shots that way, no?

These guys should never bring anything but chips as a food gift. Who are they again? Sam n’ Ella?

Now if they could just carry that kind of ingenuity through the rest of an episode . . . . .

And so is online gaming, so STEAM will lead those active minds to a fine service to get them started.

Google???

“this planet is dark and gross” - Exactly! I have been looking for an editor that will let me repaint the assets in CivBE &/or RT to be more pleasant and varied than the rust and waste oil pallet that dominates in the original. Even the info cards are dull gray with dull gray text. Was it designed to depress? ‘Coz…

Origin < Horsecrap.

No mention of Guild Wars 2: Heart of Thorns? Its release date is Oct. 23.

WATCH IT AGAIN! This time, at 01:15, drop the speed down to 25%.

Too late. They been eaten already.

Probly means you’ll get a notice of new content from “What you’re following” by eMail or tweet to the phony address you gave in your profile.

Please read more carefully. He said “the Civ IV one”, not “Civ IV.”

Thanks for the link. I’ll be playing this shortly.

Maybe just a little?

Nice that GW2 gets some attention. Most GW2 players are decent folks. Faced with a glitch that prevented combat, three opposing realms joined together in a Peace March!

“Do people see the color blue differently?”