The idea is that a new player can train in the Combat Readiness Program, becoming comfortable with gameplay before trying their luck at the brutal world of true online play. That's a nice thought. I think I'll stay right here, thanks.

I read this article and got an intense jonesin to reinstall the game, go scoop up the Lincoln Repeater, and wail on the inhabitants of the waste.

What I love about Nozaki-kun is how it utterly flips all the gender roles of the shoujo romance genre. It is glorious.

They couldn't keep her, she was too hard to animate.

Jesus had a Fireteam of 12.

Then they shall take away the ashes from the altar, and spread a purple cloth over it. (Numbers 4: 13)

...aaah, just kidding. The cloth turned out to be blue.

"We can help you farm for Light, the Light of Christ that is."

THE PROTAGONIST (?) IS CUTE AS FUCK

The thing with violence against men is that mostly, men are the ones with agency in games. Nobody is saying violence against any other person, male or female, is not bad. What they are saying is that women characters lack agency and are just decorations that get fridged.

Not a fan of Sarkeesian. I just take issue with the fact that she entered this with an axe to grind and thus is only going to pick evidence that supports her agenda. I think it gets in the way of a meaningful dialogue, after all, it's important to acknowledge when things are being done right as well as wrong, and that…

she took one look at this line up and said "that's cute." and walked away.

They tried to correct their mistake but instead they started showing this:

It looks kind of nice, but I'm not a fan of the way water works. In the show (and comics) waterbenders need a source of water, but in this game it seems to be coming out of nowhere. I get that for balancing reasons this would make sense, but it does break Avatar lore. I suppose they could balance it by doing certain…

Yes. And I'm sorry, but also I'm not sorry.

Nah, that's Princess Peach 2.