Not really. If you find the humor offensive, you have a total right to be offended. But Breathedge’s humor isn’t really all that offensive. It’s mostly meta humor. And the idea that some bad jokes would ‘ruin’ the game seems grossly exaggerated. The humor in breathedge wasn’t offensively bad. It’s childish, yeah. But…

Jeezus people, get over yourselves. I get it, your boring adults with refined sense of humor, that only the perfect jokes are good enough for your delicate pallette. Jeez, must just be a blast at parties.

It killed a decent 20 minutes, but year, it was pretty rough. But, Game Pass games are “free”, so I’m not gonna complain much. I also killed another 30 minutes or so with the game I am Fish afterwards, And another with Flynn, Crimson son, which were also pretty rough games.

I’m excited for the idea of being able to create my own character. It’s one thing I never liked about Borderlands, was having to choose between established characters, who’s personalities didn’t really stand out enough in game to justify it.

I can never get into co op for games like this. Most of my closer friends don't have the time or interest to sink 100s of hours into a game like I do, and playing with random always subtracts from the experience for games like this.

I read the headline, and was gonna say the man is allowed to have a home, than I saw the actual price tag on the home, jeeez.

Tell me about it, I had to ctrl+f, and search my name to find my comment. But yeah, 5 years ago I didn’t realize how many fascists were in the police force. My opinion on the police has greatly shifted in the last few years. And it would only be a year later that I would have the terrifying encounter of a Police…

I thought it was alright, for the most part. Was having fun with it in my first run with a few randos, on the first difficulty. But man, when the randos dropped, and I got stuck with AI, I thought, cool, I won’t be left behind now, cause I almost got left behind a few times by my random team mates. But holy hell the…

Lol, two years after I made the original comment, and my opinion on the subject has greatly shifted due to events in the last four years.

Probably an unpopular opinion, but IMO the fact that this is even possible is incredibly stupid... Like the fact that shooting from the hip with a sniper rifle is at all accurate, and isn’t random as hell is stupid, and flawed.

Well, really, Netflix itself is probably going to be taking on more of the role of publisher than studio for this, probably. They’re most likely just gonna hire pre-existing studios to make their games. So it really just comes down to waiting until they announce what studio they get on this. Are they gonna just hire…

True, and when I was shopping for my laptop a lot of places were sold out of good laptops so I had to shop around. But luckily not EVERY place was out of them, so I was able to get one on Amazon. Like, I can’t find any place that’s stocked with a PS5 or XBX that’s not seriously overpriced, but I was able to find MSI…

Feels like I made the leap to PC at the perfect time.

“It's guy love, that's all it is; Guy love, he's mine I'm his. There's nothing gay about it, in our eeeeyes... "

Late comment days after the article is posted, that is generally a good comment offering a well thought out opinion on the subject. It will get a handful of upvotes, and more or less get buried.

Me, a DnD player: *Spits out coffee.* “Mother of God, they there’s a Mimic loose!”

They’ll add a offline mode, as soon as pirates crack the game and mod it in.

I don’t know, I feel the people who bitch about masks and vaccines, would be the same people bitching about having to show their IDs for anything. Because their own personal conveniences are more important than anything else. And they’re probably also the same people who would buy a 100 cards and resell them.

PC games on Xbox store have mod support.

I personally much preferred the more intimate shows recently. Steven seems a lot closer to the crew. And Seth Meyers in particular I enjoyed how much he brought his crew into the jokes, name dropping his writers, and talking with the guy with the cue cards.