Eh, I feel like this might be a little late for those that just decided not to even try anymore. Hopefully it’ll help those that stuck it out, but objective based games where I have to just turn chat off (because constantly muting single voices is annoying) are something I’m not going to keep playing.
Still in my playlist in entirety.
I do not necessarily disagree, I’m just arguing against his current defense strategy as something that irks me.
‘Who are you to judge me?’ always feels like a ‘good’ way to dodge criticism.
Pretty sure the point of the article is that this guy isn’t Lucky.
I know this is correct, but it also seems correct to be ‘towing the party line’ behind a boat to catch as many votes as possible without concern about what that line actually is.
Ahem, ‘whoever that is produces explosive results.’
>Promotion! ‘Bourbon Dingo the Grey’ becomes ‘Bourbon Dingo the White’.
In the interest of continuing the Reddit trend...
Renowned Explorers: International Society, interspersed with some more Ghost Recon: Wildlands. I’ve been in Phoenix for a week (work conference), and I’ve basically only had my crappy laptop, but that was enough to get me hooked back into Renowned Explorers again...
What would be worse? Tom Brady getting to the Superbowl for the next two years and winning both handily (absolutely tromping the opposition), or winning both of them while being down twenty-something points come half time?
Okay, okay. I’ll go play it again.
But it was a supposito... Oh.
Speaking of hard to verify stories with well-known pictures...
Shadow of Mordor is the one game that being very good at games made the game more disappointing.
999 bugs in the code,
From my very limited understanding, don’t Japanese schools require children to perform minor janitorial duties?
Same on the 20%. And the one time it did happen, I actually hunted down the manager to explain why I felt I shouldn’t leave the tip.
I’ll second that the game is worth the price of entry here, but I still feel like the series was done wrong by BioWare and EA. It really does feel like they decided that they wanted more spotlight on their Destiny-like to make some more money for them, even though that doesn’t sound like a good business plan.
I’ll second that the game is worth the price of entry here, but I still feel like the series was done wrong by…