I am in no way attempting to justify what happened to her nor do I agree with it in any way, but given how Nintendo has acted in the past about situations like this her cardinal sin was commenting on/defending herself in a public forum about this shit. Similar thing happened to that other Treehouse dude a few months…

Did they nerf the point allocations for the support classes in BF3/4? At least in BF2 you would rocket up your levels/ranks for unlocks by playing support.

Wasp is doing a pretty rad Cate Archer cosplay there.

Holy Christ; this is the greatest goddamned thing I have ever seen.

It’s weird; I went in a little worried about her character because Abrams started backpedalling on her just before the movie released, implying it was her fault the character didn’t ‘feel’ right and having to cut back her scenes. I ended up thinking she did fine, and that the ‘this is very obviously a little CGI…

Man, did you ever miss the era of Fatbabies. This is probably still way more common in the industry than you realize, but no one reports on it anymore.

I just said this in another thread with someone who REALLY is pushing this Rey-being-a-Solo idea, so I’ll paste it here:

No, dude. They make a big show of having Han and Leia pointedly discuss how much they loved their kid and how much his fall and disappearence wrecked them. You don’t do that and then say “Oh we also had a daughter but just for kicks we left her on a desert planet to be miserable lololol”

Given the dozing Terra picture, it’s actually some silly artwork done by Tetsuya Nomura. That one shows up as line-art in a sketchbook he’s shown, including one of Terra surrounded by her children, which is cute as hell.

At first I was like ‘lawl invoking the name of Blum and not mentioning Spike Spiegel’ but then I thought ‘Nah man didn’t he voice Wolverine in Xmen Evolution?’ and then I remembered that Scot McNeil voiced him there instead. I can’t remember Blum ever voicing Wolverine.

There’s trolling here; I’m being trolled. I think. Am I being trolled?

As much as I love (some) parts of the SotE book and how much I loved the game, Steve Perry is one of those authors who strikes me as having his own little ‘world’ or ‘story’ or ‘ideas’ that he wants to tell and constantly hijacks other properties to implement them. The best parts of his book involved Vader. Xizor hits…