Every hero’s journey has to start somewhere. Sometimes it’s from the character, who at the beginning, doesn’t seem like much of a hero at all. :)

It’s actually the Pontiac Silverdome. Former home of the Detroit Lions. Or, you know, what’s left of it, today.

Not to mention, if you’re a fan messed up dialogue, i’d buy it again just to listen to the crap that they say throughout the entire game. I remember laughing my ass off from beginning to end.

lol. Although, you might’ve confused hyped with very sad.

It does serve it’s purpose better than this

Ah, so something more like this? lol

Who’s said anything about arguing? I was doing something that’s a bit of a lost concept. Just discussing. :)

All true, but what typically makes more money and gets more people exciting about dropping $59.99, finding out who hurt your family, or saving the universe?

Plus, the Mass Effect brand is all about a huge space opera on a galaxy wide scale. If you pull that back to something more local, you’re going to get a huge…

Unfortunately, as we know in any sci-fi video game or movie, the true science behind it is, the farther down the totem pole you are, the higher the chances are that you’ll be hanging around that inevitable hull breach. :X

Believe me, they’re a lot better than those games about a regular guy just doing regular things for 3 games while sitting back and watching the chosen hero save the universe.

Why give people the option to own, and then not update for years, when renting will make it appear cheaper and keep the flow of money constant!?

Yeah, it blows. Welcome to the new world. yippee...

Definition-wise: Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) is a euphoric experience characterized by a static-like or tingling sensation on the skin that typically begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine, precipitating relaxation.

or in this case, a relaxation app. :)

Could they redistribute the ill gotten funds amongst the honest players? :D

I actually had a piece of ginger laying around, gave it a quick rinse and threw it under the broiler, yesterday. I checked it about ever 10 mins just to make sure i didn’t have a little ball of fire going, and surprisingly, it did make it the whole 45mins without going up in flames. Go figure! I’m still no sure…

Pfft. If someone wanted to give you money a year out from your product being released, would you turn it down? Nah uh, and there isn’t one AAA title in the last 10 years that would, either. It’s typical business practice.

The game is a year away. They’re probably not in too much of a hurry.

45 mins under a broiler? Really? It seems like it should be on fire in under 5mins. 15 if you put it on the bottom rack.