Well since you’re a good sport I’ll show you my day #5 a day early, buried deep within a reply to a reply. Love the cosplay posts!

This is an amazing He-Man cosplay.  This year for inktober I’m actually doing animals cosplaying and He-Man was day 1.  Excuse the blatant self promotion.  

Without DDR I would have lost my motivation with the diet. It was the immediate feedback of my scores being higher when I ate better that kept me on the right path. 

Yes, but let’s not immediately shit on what seems like a pretty decent idea that might actually save lives.  For once.

Hooboy. Well, as one of the actual real-life lawyers in Kotaku’s comments, I guess I might as well throw down my opinion on this one.

Nobody cares.

I at least love how everyone seems to be pushing the two versions. In a way it kinda pleases all of the angles of the Mario waifu wars. Rosalina and Peach fans have the blonde hair and pale skin one to love, Daisy fans have the reddish-hair and tanned skin(Daisy has a slight tan usually) one to love. But yes,…

Eh, I prefer minimalism when it comes to controller designs. Putting pictures on a controller usually looks really gaudy. This is perfect for me. The Smash logo and white grips make it look really classy to me.

Gonna reply to you here with this, I’m sure you’ve heard it given your comment, but it deserves a signal boost at every opportunity:

It’s funny - I was actually looking back through Filip Miucin’s other reviews to see if I could find other examples of plagiarism, but they’re all so full of cliches (“The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim still holds up as one of the most immersive virtual worlds ever created in a video game”) that it’s impossible to tell.

When it comes to games that try to be games first and porn second, I really can’t recommend Sierra Lee enough. Her main RPG has lots of people playing it for the RPG part and some of her other games are on Steam with no adult content.

Surely no coincidence?

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Pretty much. Friggin dumbasses

The community asked for deathmatch. Blizzard explained the heroes aren’t designed for deathmatch. Fans continued to ask. Blizzard relented.

The post doesn’t specify, but C9ing, at least originally, referred explicitly to a game winning fight being won, but the team still losing because they did not have anyone on the point. It seems to have evolved into a catchall of just not being on the point, either in overtime or normal play, regardless of whether…

You can have your own definition of perfection if you want, but what you described is universally know in baseball as a “perfect game”.