If you have a best-friend for any real length of time that years down the road you sincerely think of as a “...shit-heel sociopath” there is a lot more for you to work on than just “getting new friends”.

A ball is a ball when you ball like Paul

I bet this was hard.

Well that was fast.

Good article; game developers need to hear the noise about the nuances like these.

Broke kid toys are the best! They really stuck with this, a lot longer than I would’ve had the patience for; good for them.

Can we get a moment of sighlence for all the hours that went into making non-modded Big Boss characters in FO4?
sigh

I didn’t think this was funny or particularly clever; no star for you.

What do you say to the people who attribute these statistics to the celebrity component over the empowerment part?

This is definitely a sign we need to do more to prevent this sort of thing; I just hope that I’m wrong in seeing this as a stigma of VR that will only worsen even after inept users replace technological growing pains.

This was neat! Um, the picture was neat; the article was irritating to read because of the constant screaming butt-hurt about the nonsensical hate of a new toy.

You’re not real.

I just jerked myself out of the dialog and put mines everywhere before hiding in a corner and telling Dog to go get ‘em.

I like to act like I have a firm grasp on my mortality by commenting about it’s fragility with all the pseudo-nihilistic mystique of a corn dog. Did I do it right?

“you dumbasses all missed the point. life is dangerous. you can die doing anything. and when it comes to money, there is an implied risk to most jobs. you’re all fucking pathetic.”

The act of having said this to yourself is my favorite Christmas present this year <3

You can reminisce about D&D the way that is familiar to you without condemning your fellow man’s take on it; doing otherwise misses the point of the game in the first place. Hope your holidays are going well.