The affadavit then says “Christopher then began concealing the accessories into his pants as well”.

Well, in fairness you might have some honestly wanting open, frank discussion. Anything that might transpire however gets drowned out in the cacophany of the countless hordes that open their mouths to take a shit.

“If we want video games to be taken seriously, then don’t pretend that they’re all amazing. Because they’re not. And we all know that. Loads of them are terrible. Isn’t it better, don’t you treat the medium with more respect, if you can say, ‘Some parts of these video games are incredible, and they moved me, and they…

I thought every gun in GoW was of a projectile/saw hybridization.

Or a manitee in a wig and a lot of free time.

It’s funny that people don’t seem to understand that when selling something to a storefront - be it collectibles or cars - they won’t give you it’s book value. They can’t.

But that means they’ve changed it at least 25%. Totally legit.

There’s also the issue about how to keep going on without becoming so redundant readers tune out. And how long you can wade through depths of human emotion and interaction with new insights, or at least without too much repetition, without disrupting the harmony and discord and charm over the course of 5 decades while…

I think you can also call that a ‘meth addiction’.

Gotta dig that Sunny D Estus.

Drinking to excessive/unecessary levels, or as the kids (might still) call it, “getting shitfaced”.

Indeed the openess of the game does hold that off, in contrast to the original where you couldn’t advance without progressing through story missions. As-is GW2 requires a regular wiki/Dulfy inquiry to keep up on things, of which helps enhance gameplay experience but not much with the story.

It is a very good point that the original GWs had a nice, solid story. GW2 has a lot of awesome potential but feels... off. It’s hard to describe. I find myself skipping most cutscenes even if they’re new, and I’ve only completed the base story with one character.

You must go now. Your people need you. Thanks.

The 4th quarter-endzone-interception-turnover-touchdown play of e-sports.

Here here. The amount of character growth between her and her father was so rich and deep. Hers is an incredibly compelling story and really displays Kishimoto’s skills as a writer.

Pocket lint is better than Sonic Boom.

PHYSICS!!

When... will... the bs... runs... stop...

Faxanadu. That takes me back.