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It's always fun to see the "official" explanation for this stuff.

I know "professional athlete" and "great scientific mind" aren't traditionally the most overlapping of Venn Diagrams but this is pushing it, Schilling.

I'm just gonna throw this out there 'cause I'm already seeing the comments to this effect and it's kind of an interesting dialogue to have: There's some folks turning their nose up at how "easy" this is compared to old-style leveling that took months and how much better that was: What I think these folks generally

Orc male checking in: I look completely different and I love it. Probably because the original Orc Male models looked like hot garbage for years and I couldn't close my goddamn mouth and my pupils weren't part of my eyes and oh god it was so ugly.

I should really get around to playing some of these games besides the first one. I played (and mostly enjoyed) the first one for PC and then for whatever reason the games entirely slipped down the cracks for me and I've just been passingly observing them from this point out, and man y'all: From the POV of someone

S'funny, I had almost exactly the same experience. I very, very rarely 100% games, though I generally do complete them once I'm committed, as opposed to walk off most of the way through which a lot of people my age (early 30s) seem to do.

Nailed it.

"We've heard our female employees," he said. "And my daughter tools me out about it. She saw a World of Warcraft cinematic of the Dragon Aspects, and my daughter was like, 'Why are they all in swimsuits?' And I was like, 'I don't know. I don't know anymore.'"

Author's notes because why not:

— I really didn't plan on this being this long, but I felt like if I didn't at least build up the characters a bit at first, having them be transformed/subsumed at the end would be way less of a payoff. I think it clocks in at like 12.5 thousand words.

— I got the stoner idea from the

"For like, a million fucking reasons, Jess. No."

Whenever I need my faith in humanity restored, and a reminder that sometimes there can indeed be things that are always true a good, Sesame Street is there.

Not gonna lie, was still holding out for "Shadow of the Empire", but eh maybe the Empire Remnant doesn't play into this one too much since they're moving away from the Expanded Universe anywOH GOD I AM SUCH A FUCKING NERD

You might be onto something. My character's been around so long now and gone through so much stuff (ten years of one game's content adds up, even if you play sporadically) that he's kinda locked in as the "Main Character" of the game for me at this point. He's sort of built up a story around himself and, curiously, a

I'm one of those insane people who has no alts whatsoever, just a lone Shaman Orc I rolled back when the game came out and who I've stuck with ever since. My level 90 boost sits there, and I'm not even sure I'm ever going to use it (even though I like the idea that I have the option?)

Yes to this; also thanks for padding this a bit by making the clarification about how not all serious-face shooters are bad and games shouldn't take themselves seriously ever because, essentially, "lol videogames". I've read a few other articles on the internet that basically say what you said here but in a much more

This makes me think they probably found something *worse*. Usually if something's causing a serious customer service issue and it's a simple fix, they'll roll out a new patch ASAP. If they dug into it and found something either really hard to fix or really not good, they're going to sit on it a bit more.

The Sonic ones are quite easy to come by with a google search; there's quite a few others floating around as well. I don't have the links offhand but they're easy enough to find if you dig a bit.

There's actually a whole subculture on the internet based around tracking down all the Nick Arcade ROMs. They had to be polished enough to show off on TV, so there's often a bunch of quick bandaid-fix type modifications to the UI and whatnot, but they're still basically front-facing versions of games that were still

I cannot get over how weird this is. It's like when I found out the Japanese Ninja Turtles had a giant mech, or when Japanese Spider-Man was an alien from the planet Spider. Japanese Marvel Heroes are Digimon.

(I'm totally okay with this existing, mind. In fact it's kind of awesome. Just unspeakably weird to my

Hey Jason, get Stephen to hire me? I'll work weekends.