No, sick is a description applied to people with adverse biological conditions. There is probably nothing biologically wrong with him. Sick, in this case, is a label you yourself, a person who has no qualifications or grounds for diagnosing anyone, is applying to a person using only the result of information gathered…

No, I infer that behavior that has absolutely no negative affect on a person's health or well being but falls outside of what you personally consider normal is classified as an illness, especially by someone not qualified to make that classification. Have you ever considered that there is nothing wrong with a person…

If I had the patience to do it, I would.

The fact that behavior that is not normal is classified as an illness or a disorder is what disturbs me.

Not to mention that without having any signs of OCD-like conditions, reading JyeCauffle's comment made me think 'Oh, that actually sounds quite nice'. I imagine opening the cupboard in my kitchen and see a bunch of glass containers with pasta, flour, sugar and whatnot, and it would somehow be so much more pleasant…

I recognize this is probably a joke but I find the general idea behind this comment/joke quite disturbing.

Bro, I'm a goddamn game developer and a lifelong gamer and I don't get MOBA's. They seem to me as nothing more than addicting time-wasters. Why spend 1000 hours playing LoL when you could experience literally 50 other games of numerous genres made by all sorts of developers?

"Even Patricia."

Go back to KIA and shut the fuck up

Pre-order DLC is pretty shitty in general, to be honest.

But if you call right now, you will receive a bonus THIRD MONSTER FOR FREE!!!

Ok, that's funny. Actually, that's hilarious.

Yes. Just remarking on the state of 'Video Games' as we know them right now. Multiple editions, downloads, content releases, season passes, etc. There is no, "Full Game: All of it Edition"; until they make that one too, several months later.

This is your daily reminder that gamers are complicit in all of this nonsense.

Thank you for this well thought out and well written comment. I actually never exactly thought about it (which is weird because it seems sometimes like all I do is think) at least not that way, but I think you hit it exactly. Especially those comparisons, I totally get what you mean.

This one's my personal favorite take on that tune:

Awwww, seeing people doing things with their family makes me happy. Also, I don't understand how one video game can produce so much nostalgia.

Cosplay superstar Alodia Gosiengfiao brings Final Fantasy VII tune "J-E-N-O-V-A" to life on a Yamaha piano, with her pops on synth. We've seen cosplayers show off their musical skills before, but this might be the first dad collab.

Don't recall him saying he was impressed. Reading comprehension goes a long way you know ;) He said he liked him, and I had the same reaction. It's kind of like, when you see someone reading a book you love. You like that person automatically. At least, I know I do.

Yep, 14-years-old. I somehow convinced my parents to let me travel from Chicago to Atlanta for E3 1998, where Metal Gear Solid debuted, and coerced E3's organizers to let me walk around. My dad was with me the whole time, too. He even sat in on my first appointments with companies, in which surprised but gracious PR…