I’m glad you put the reboot up here, and that it’s fairly high on the list. It made Jason more frightening, it had some pretty creative kills, and had just the right mix of characters that you expected to live and didn’t and characters that you applauded when they checked out. It really was a great slasher movie.

You’re just so adorable I’m not even mad.

Better things such as responding to this supposed buffoon’s replies?

The fact that my response was too long for you to read says a lot about your thought processes.

Why even with the metal arm, or giving him weapons? I understand that it might look more exciting than a bunch of scientist observing monitors and such, but just cut to Spain when he goes into the Animus and stay there until he wakes up.

No, actually, I didn’t call anyone a professional victim, and that article was in response to people griping about how a video game’s graphics engine changed from its reveal at E3 in the final published product.

This is what I always say when older people (and even people my age) start grumbling about “kids these days”: They are what we have made them.

Agreed, up to the point that you say it’s a “tough adjustment to make.”

Wow, a whole eight replies in (not counting sub-replies) before somebody talks about how lucrative being a professional victim is. I’m proud of you, Internet.

Oh thank you SO MUCH for pointing that out.

But then you couldn’t seek help from other players, or offer to help others.

You think Geralt has to pause and mentally switch between what spell he’s about to cast?

If I understand CDPR correctly, Heart of Stone takes place during the main story of TW3 and Blood and Wine takes place after it. That’s the way I’m playing it, anyway. In fact, I was going to hold off on finishing the main quest until I played both DLC, wanting to truly “finish the game,” but having learned about the…

“I’m not going to publicly announce that something discriminates, which is agreeing with their letter, because we’re really talking about a letter in which they’re trying to define gender identity,” McCrory said in an interview Sunday with Fox News. “And there is no clear identification or definition of gender…

That is my new favorite and I will be stealing it from you.

Probably because both medical care AND labor is so messed up in this country. :-/

This whole quest line reminded me of The Two Towers, where most of the film (and book) is spent preparing for this big battle against impossible odds. The only difference is that in the moment where all seems lost in the film and its source material, a savior shows up and turns the tide. In The Witcher 3, not so…

Not a lawyer, but having been fired from a job I can testify that yes, we are indeed an at-will state. Your employer can fire you because they don’t like the way your face looks, and they’ll get away with it too because they don’t have to give any reason. Just tell you to pack your shit and leave and not come back.

Hard for me to get excited about this. The current NC state government would rather lose all federal funding—education or otherwise—than back down on this. Take it from somebody who lives here: this is the only thing people care about. The legislature has done such an amazing job (I mean, they’re the bad guys, but…

Allegedly.