That’s not a deckbuilder .. Deckbuilders are games where you start a match with basic cards, and evolve/prune the deck over the course of the match/game (Dominion, Star Realms, Slay the Spire). This is a Trading Card Game or Constructed Deck game, like MTG or YuGiOh where you fully design, customize and construct…

Public Transit BBoy battle? We got those.

You may also be misusing the word "Factoid".

U God "sounds" so good but gdamn it, stop spewing random words that convey nothing at all!

Only Snorlax can hold ten pokemon!

Toronto has A&C Games, and they have their own fighting game "dojo" in an adjoining space (formerly a taekwando dojo). http://www.acgamesonline.com/home/

wow. this was perfectly synced to the upbeat japanese jazz track I'm listening to. these white folk got rhythm!

I think this is more default.

There's a snack store under Tokyo Station, right at the end of Ramen Street, that stocked at least 8 flavours.

I finally read the book about 3 months ago. I'm absolutely impressed at how well they adapted the novel.

He is now the target of a hack AND the target of a prank call.

Amazon link showing $5 for me, in Canada. The product is a Steam key.

There's Sukiyaki Western Django, where all the Japanese actors spoke phonetically-learnt English. I couldn't watch this without subtitles.

Fallout: Cat's Ass, coming 2015.

The flow on Survival Tactics is nice - getting me to check out the Joey Bada$$ mixtape now. First time reading about Capital Steez' suicide — that's pretty crazy. Also need to check out Free The Robots' discography now — thanks!

R -> L comes chiefly from the Cantonese population, and the Fried Rice -> Flied Lice. There's no R sound in Cantonese.

Her long absence from drawing is also due to her depression. I'm glad she's doing okay, and drawing/publishing again.

Thank you. The Mist is great. Try watching it in monochrome - apparently Frank Darabont's director's cut is just the theatrical film in black/white.

Thank you. The Mist is great. Try watching it in monochrome - apparently Frank Darabont's director's cut is just the theatrical film in black/white.