You know the expansions are free, right? It’s the adventures you have to pay for (which can also be bought with in game gold)

“We’re gonna evolve immunodeficiency and we’re gonna get the eukaryotes to pay for it!”

“I have lots of mutations. The best mutations.”

“I gotta tell ya, my virus is yuuuge. Beautiful, just beautiful, a terrific virus.”

You’re such a big fuckin asshole I don’t know where to start. Why do you have to be so mean on internet articles? It probably gives you some weird sexual pleasure doesnt it? Im so cool, Kotaku and nintendo fans are so lame!

you still visit this site, therefore you have helped pay the bills. might I suggest not visiting this site if its contents offend you that much?

There’s so much wrong with this comment that I don’t even know where to begin.

I’m sure Rob is still alive because now we know where he’s writing Postal Apocalypse from.. the ruined world left in the wake of this film.

There is no way a reasonable person can read that review and be left wondering why CJA hated the movie. This comment exists solely so that you can use the phrase “PC crowd.” Still, I will help; here is a short list of reasons why CJA hated the movie that doesn’t include anything “PC” related.

Wow. That puts their new poster in some context:

I just got both Fire Emblem games because I trust the campaigns will be suitably different as they are. Also big single player RPGs and JRPGs seem to be safe for the moment.

On the question of Episode recaps ,can we get them back PLEASE!

one of my friends who’s pretty “casual” but was obsessed with FO3 and NV pretty much told me not to bother with FO4.

Uh huh. You haven’t actually read the comic, have you? Because, no, not every scene or story arc was about that. Sure, there were some scenes, but on the whole, Yorick kept himself pretty hidden, so the people they met didn’t know he was a guy. Plus, there were a ton of scenes without Yorick in them about, you know, a…

X-Com has had RNG since the very beginning. It’s a part of the whole thing. Most tactical strategy games have misses, in fact I can’t think of one that doesn’t.

This is entirely untrue. Adding random elements just leads to another level of strategy. Do you take the 45% shot to kill the target, do you go into overwatch and hope he moves, or do you use your last grenade to increase the chance to hit and hope you don’t need it later?

Comic book fans have proven time and time again that, though they’ll say they want new characters, when it comes to vote with their wallets they don’t put their money where their mouth is. If it’s not a legacy character of some kind, these things just don’t sell, and the prevailing answer Marvel and DC has for us is…