I think they should come up with a way to make battles cinematic for people who don’t play.

No. Run away, run far away, dear god, and keep what’s left of your life!

Question: Should I get into EVE?

I love space, I love RPG and resource management, building ships seems cool and also I do love games where I can have a show on in the background or listen to a podcast.

The game seems super impenetrable though, like how long into the game before you’re “having fun” so to speak?

It’s a tradition so I will be the one to post it. Eve Online is always more interesting to read about then actually play.

I miss the original Sims music. It was more extreme and satirical. That music freaked me out too and I was 23 years old lol.

Kings Quest 3. Knowing that you were on a timer, and that he’d killed you if you took too long, was terrifying to me.

Okay honestly and this is kind of sad, even back then, but it was actually the original Sims game. I loved the Sims even back then, but whenever it played the super intense and loud burglar music, I got so freaked out. I just wanted to go hide in a closet somewhere.

This isn’t a non-Smash fighting game. The rules don’t forbid it like they would.

It’s a legit win. As far as I know the exploit was a known issue for a while and abusing it wasn’t explicitly banned, so it’s not against the rules.

I hope we all see the irony in someone winning a “For Honor” competition in a strikingly dishonorable fashion. Not just the exploit but that after winning he shot off a “wow this was so easy, I didn’t even practice,” line. Honestly I’m half inclined to think it was intentional.

Coming from a fighting game background, it’s a case where if the exploit wasn’t banned at the tournament (and depending on how the exploit is executed, that may not be a realistic route), it’s fair game. It’d be on the organizers to make that call and the developers to patch it out, if it was to be removed.

No Man’s Sky: Now With A Point!

I feel bad about this game because I bought it at launch and played it and like you, I found a way to have fun with it in spite of its shortcomings. The problem is I moved on and even though it has way more cool stuff now, I have zero desire to try it again because there’s just too many other games to play. The same…

it’s always easy in these comments to tell who doesn’t have kids

So, I have two arguments on this subject, and I really didn’t do a very good job explaining them.

It’s not irrelevant at all. I think it’s pretty inspiring, truth be told.

Sounds like the normal typical behavior of anime fans that sit on the floor of Barnes and Noble and read manga for 5 hours straight.

Speaking of which, here’s the abridged version of Yuri on Ice, Yaoi on the Rocks made by the same people who did the abridging of Free known as 50% Off.

I live for comments like this.

Man I went into reading this thinking I knew exactly how it was going to go and I was wrong. The questions were good questions that got good answers. I don’t 100% support Cooks agenda but I understand and respect it. She doesn’t mind that fan service exists and doesn’t want it banned or to shun people who like it, she…