Too many Warhammer games?

Tbf, there’s some scientific debate over whether milk is actually good for you or not, but there’s no serious debate over whether pasteurization of milk is a good thing. It’s good. Drink pasteurized milk, if you drink milk.

Oh boy, my mother sure seems to remember him.

Don’t worry. We’ve already dispatched one of our best men to handle it.

Nah, if electricity gets too pricey, people can just buy gas powered generators and recharge their cars that way. Problem solved!

Really?

Well, there’ll be a sword, a horse, a boomerang, a bow, maybe even a hookshot!

Is that why they all look so sweaty in the concept art?

I think these two could bond with the Pokémon cast over the whole “unfortunate acronym” thing:

1/10, game lacks pick-a-nic baskets. a fundamental part of bear life is pick-a-nic baskets.

So there’s a few things here. One, Harding is kind of representative of an earlier period in esports / streaming culture. So him getting fired like this for “being himself” is one of those moments where you can actually see a cultural shift happening.

“TL;DR”

Biggest hurdle on that idea, making 4 dialog options for Gordon.

They do but I was pretty “serious” player, played 1080p with all the bells & whistles. I don't think I ever dropped below 120 frames with my build (i7 & 760)

Don’t forget the 4 foot mousepad and ultra low sensitivity.

CS Pro: *Plays in 4:3 low settings to get 600fps*... you know... to have that edge over other players...

That feels unnecessary, and awfully clickbaity.

While I sympathize with your love of the unknown — I love surprises too! — this is a news outlet, and we don’t believe that reporting on news requires a spoiler warning. Sorry.

That makes sense. $10 for a game that you can’t play, or $80 for a game that’s playable, but broken. So a game with no bugs at all should retail for about $10k, right?