Good. That's the sort of RPG I paid them to make.

TOASTER REPAIR. Unless you've played the first game, that will seem ridiculous to you. Actually it will seem ridiculous to you either way.

Sounds like the lookouts are sacrifices for a ritual that involves the offerings to be consumed through massive fires.

It would probably be, 9 octillion, 476 septillion, 16 sextillion, 652 quintillion, 412 quadrillion, 822 trillion, 881 billion, 524 million 863 thousand, 450. But it's probably easier to call it 9 to the 27th power.

That's a loaded statement.

This is a seminal comment that will definitely shape the responses from other posters.

If you build it, they will cum.

Hackers? They are not hackers at all. Calling them hackers would be like calling someone who light a bag of dog shit on a fire a heavily trained terrorist.

I for one 100% will support always online

how did they fit it all their attache case?

he wasnt really hacking tho. He subconsciously knew all the override codes and passwords.

First off everyone seems to have forgotten Richard Pryor hacking for pennies in Superman 3 :)

I prefer 90's hacking. This scene gets bonus points for having Penn Gillette and Spike of Super Mario Bros. movie fame playing defense.

Talk about cheesy...

Mike Judge was (very briefly) a computer programmer in silicon valley before becoming a screenwriter. He's probably the only person in Hollywood who actually understands what hacking is really like.

I'd argue that the 80s actually really tried to make an honest go of depicting hacking, and that each trope got exponentially worse as time went on.

So in 80s you say...

Also 90s.

Look again at the handle sticking out from the bottom. That's a ladle.

I'm sure Bungie and Activision are super proud they've spent all that time and money to create, Duck, Duck, Goose Simulator 2014.