People fighting on principles that they could have lived on fine by forsaking is what built most of the fundamental rules of fairness in this country, from civil rights law the very squatters to consumer protections. Honestly while he may wish he’d just taken the money, the man is a martyr worthy of praise for what he…

Or neither. Don’t forget neither.

I’ve been following this story for several years, and Nissan’s ridiculous behavior towards this guy has single handedly kept me off of their car lots.

Really? The huge ass Bat marker blinking isnt enough to tell where to go or that the quest text saying what to do?

I’m confused. I thought all objectives were laid out pretty clearly in all of the games. What about it is unclear?

Huh. Really? I actually was impressed with how Alfred always reminds you what your mission goal is when you re-select a mission from the mission wheel.

uh, not true at all?

A HEAVILY recut and repaced final arc could make it better. Take the 150 chapter + arc and push it into 24 episodes. Cut out all the stupid pointless filler and then add in some of the things people actually want and know what it could be an enjoyable conclusion to Bleach. Also have it fade to black after the battle,…

But would you?

Shitakes are grown on oak logs or sawdust. Not poop. Portobello mushrooms are mostly grown on mulch made from straw, corncobs, and gypsum.

Or you take the high speed shots of other skaters out of context and it looks like a bethesda game

Please. Only $1.3 million? I don’t think they let you IN to the Bahamas with that little.

Never played Dead Space but all that sounds reasonable. I think it’s ok for a final boss to break the mould, as long as it remains enjoyable in its own right.

I totally agree. I think it definitely felt like it belonged there and like Isaac had come a long way since the beginning of the game.

It says right in said article that they wouldn’t deny coverage to a game based solely upon the political beliefs of its creator. I find this commendable, even though I find Vávra himself entirely objectionable.

It’s not video games and politics. It’s gambling and politics. And don’t be dramatic, it’s asking an organization to focus on a particular area of their existing scope, not storming the halls of Capital Hill.

yeah, to me it felt like a final culmination of everything up to that point.

While I agree with the analysis that this last fight breaks from the rest of the game, I don’t necessarily think it is misplaced and let me say why. The whole game of fighting in corridors and fleeing from un-killable enemies, instills this sense of foreboding. You as a player come to expect the jump scares, the grabs…

I much preferred the first game’s more open levels, but DS2 was mechanically superior.

Right, because everyone wants to drive a beater and spend their weekends in the garage elbow deep in the engine bay. There is a balance to be struck here, between incurring debt and having a fun, reliable car.