What’s wrong with porn stache Vegeta?

Really this just pushes the problem off a bit. They need to be discardable and there needs to be a way to separate stacks. I don’t know why they don’t just do this.

The rare triple or rarer quadruple dip was a lot of fun. Even though they never turned up anything for me.

The DLC (really just HoW, you can ignore Dark Below) didn’t expand the scale of the game as much as fix the gameplay so it didn’t feel like such a punishment sometimes.

I was bracing for the inevitable backlash against double dipping those chests.

Not for nothing, but I’ve had absolutely no bugs or reasons to complain so far.

Yeah, not discounting other’s experiences, but I’ve had nothing but smooth sailing.

Same. I’ve only had one truly awful group through there. I feel like people that complain about it are hiding their fear of having to communicate with strangers or something because none of the reasons I’ve seen make any sense at face value.

It is. Bungie put out some clarifying patch notes. Kinda lame, but whatcha gonna do?

Just let other people do the work, be sure to get some shots in on the boss (from afar, of course). It’s just like public events anyone that participates will get something.

I’ve been playing all week and my DL was almost 7 GB. Don’t know what that guy is talking about.

It often spawns behind the boat nearest the cliff if the wolves show up on the cliff. Otherwise, yeah, it’s tricky.

Well, Todd is in a relationship, Phil Miller leaves people in deserts to die, and there is nobody else left on the face of the Earth.

Man this is satisfying to watch on loop.

Ugh, and you just know that “innovation” is dog whistle wording for monetization.

Is it a good 900 page book, or a bad 900 page book?

They demand that you buy the physical copy so you can frame that excellent cover and stick it on a wall somewhere.

It’s a pretty striking illustration.

This tactic worked wonderfully in my Risk: Legacy game. Right up to the point someone made a land bridge via UFO landing site between Australia and Africa.

Exactly my point.