Well obviously you won’t understand something you don’t know anything about.

It’s not about the skill involved, it’s just amazing how unlikely it could’ve happened.

That moment when you realize you should’ve bought a Vita. There are actually good games on it, including this one, but I’m not able to get one right now. A damn shame.

Jeez, even without skateboards this is a better Tony Hawk game than what we’re looking at.

Some things are easier for people to wrap their heads around. Some aren’t. That’s not bad, it’s just dependent on the person.

DAMN YOUR POWERS OF SUGGESTION!

As gamers, we do owe him. Say what you will about his business decisions, he really did care about his job, and should be an example to other CEOs in terms of personality. Those tweets above talking about him show exactly why.

Oh please, steampubk is not the only thing that over designs. Just look at manga/anime. And videogames. And, well, most things honestly.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAyeah I can’t afford that.

You know, that picture actually looks good in-game.

I just realized what that meant. Holy shit.

To be fair, people like context for what they’re doing. It doesn’t necessarily have to mean that the people you kill are good or bad or whatever, some just like the context of the whole thing.

I thought that’s why you were arguing about them being kids. There wasn’t really a reason to mention it otherwise.

There are workarounds, but yeah, I know.

By the law’s standard, yes. But that doesn’t matter. Just because they are kids doesn’t mean that they can just get away with anything.

Huh. Oh well, at least people can just mail a copy to the US if they want.

That is honestly really cool.

Yeesh, hope it doesn’t end up in development hell. It’s sad when that happens to a game.

They aren’t just clueless kids. They’re teens who knew exactly what they were doing.

Post-apocalyse is not meant to be immediently after the disaster that destroys civilization. Post-apocalyse is meant to be set in a world where the disaster already destroyed everything.