>Get Quistis her own damn game.

Bayek’s story, and his behavior made him my absolute favorite protagonist. I got lost in his story, and the things that happened around him emotionally affected me also (Shadya still fucks me up).

By the end of the game, I would rush past side-quests because my emotional need for revenge was driving the story, rather…

Warcraft 4: Orcs and Humans team up because literally everyone else has had enough of their shit?

Seems like it could be fun.

I actually wonder if there will come a day where the Orcs and Humans manage to completely wipe each other out, (taking the undead with them, preferably) and leave all the other furry races to rule the world.

Hmm. You know what no president has ever done before? Committed suicide while in office. Can you think of the coverage? It’d be YUUUUUUGE.

Supergiant’s games were on my switchportwishlist, so I’m totally excited about those! And yes, I’m going to double-dip them.

I’ve resisted into the breach, but again.. switch might make the difference. Undertale? sure, I’ll probably get it - for my teen (who is slightly obsessed with it).

all in all, looks like a good…

so, when can I buy this for my switch? TBD? ... sigh.
I do have a ps4. I also have a family that monopolizes the TV... so switch is the best console for me because I can sit on the couch in handheld mode while my wife binges grays’ anatomy for the umpteenth time or the kids watch even more daniel tiger.

The tricky part of this problem is that there is an intrinsic value difference on both sides. One side sees guns as a weapon designed purely for *killing people*, while the other side thinks they are just a “tool” that’s fun to use.

I’m with the former camp: I think the other side treats them like toys and trivializes…

YEAH. nothing like getting called out for work right in the middle of raid time. Especially if you’re tanking... :p 

I wish I could find an online group who are in their 30s and 40s, have kids (so they don’t flip out about me having to afk to deal with a squalling kid) and raid late enough that it’s after kid bed-time on the WEST coast.

Seriously, you’d be surprised how hard that is to find.

I wrote this months ago - and no, the older style doesn’t have bluetooth to phone connection, as far as I know.

I wrote this months ago - and no, the older style doesn’t have bluetooth to phone connection, as far as I know.

It’s not at “any point” though. I’m not sure when you get the blueprints for it, but I’ve just got to the point where I hired a base scientist and I still have no way to craft said buggy platform.

It would be helpful to know when this opens up.

Fan-Fucking-Tastic article, Cecilia. Serious props for the investigative journalism on display here!

I really feel like this is one of those Kotaku-defining articles, along with the deep stuff that Jason puts out.

that just says they needed to balance arcane and ice, to me. Bring classes up, not tear them down.

Well shit Fahey! that is fucking brutal. Glad you are on the mend, even if it’s only partial.

Take care of yourself. seriously.

you mean since cataclysm, right? RIGHT? because that’s when getting a talent point per level and actually BUILDING your class went away... :(

No worries - and thanks for updating :)

It’s designed as a campaign game. the stickers in the original are permanent (ish) yes. The game is set up as a series of missions, and each mission is a tactical encounter (think xcom but a bit less punishing) to be played through. The stickers are for the overland map so that you can chart the discoveries and…

so.. Gloomhaven has very few minis in comparison to many other board games in the genre. Compare that to Descent or other games, and it’s really not just about buying the minis.

But yeah, it is a huge board game. I’m still wondering when I’ll con some poor shmucks into playing it with me...

don’t forget, in wow they intentionally remove all the fun from classes.

Not that I’m bitter as fuck about how fire mages got screwed in legion. nope. not me.