I started playing UT1999 when I was 6. It was my jam. Hope this lives up. All I need is Phobos and Hall of Giants.

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There are more Avengers than people who live in my city, holy crap.

I love you a little.

And sacrifices, I believe. Of goats and other hooved animals.

Like, why can't we expand on Star Wars. No one thinks about Avatar, Avatar isn't a family series, why does Disney give a fart. Star Wars Land on the other hand? Holy crap. Call it "The Galaxy" or something. They would make the $4B they spent buying it back by next Tuesday.

I've been playing this way too much the past weekend and I have to say it's starting to irritate me. I'm starting to realize that it's just a pretty game with next to no content. Distance doesn't matter, points don't matter, and coins only matter until you get 7,500 of them.

And give me one reason why I should care…

This morning it was -41 Celsius. This was a warm winter.

I, personally, think that's a crime.

I live in a city in Northern Ontario. Finding good store-bought pasta isn't really possible, so I've grown up with the dried stuff in the box. Couple nights ago I made pasta by hand for the first time. The dough wasn't perfect, and the pasta was pretty ugly. However, it was the best pasta I have ever eaten.

Definitely…

Platform aside, this is such a good looking game. Progression!

Where are you finding these words. It's Guy Ritchie, it's fun, it's WW2 spies...what is bad about this...

This looks like too much fun.

I love these books so much.

I've never even heard of it until today.

Timmins? The Watershed breakfast burritos on the southern trip to Sudbury?

Psst. What's this about a cuttlefish?

This makes me so unbelievably sad.

I know! I still have a hard time believing that that building's so tall. It's proportions make it seem short and squat. So confusing.

I liked it. Wasn't awful. Maybe you didn't like it. Maybe it wasn't the best thing ever, even, but it wasn't awful. Calm down.

Hahahahaha