If you're waiting that long, you need new internet.

I actually somewhat enjoyed the game, and felt the acting and story picked up a lot of steam toward the end. It's just sad when you can't trust 'game journalists' to finish a game before reporting on what they'd like to see next. The game had a lot of flaws, and eventually the story shifts from revenge to basically "I…

Not surprising, with a name like that.

Anywone who trians for volume and symmetrical development is bodybuilding. Not just open-weight pros and those who compete. Beside, there are several size levels of bodybuilding competition, from smaller "physique" competitors who look like movie star-type bodies, where quality is emphasized, to heavyweight, where…

Incorrect. I am actually a jewish bodybuilder. Pay me my money.

Tell us how you really feel.

Except that these people made surgeon simulator before goat simulator was a thing.

You win.

Tell us how you really feel.

it was hardly an exploit. It was just killing mobs in one spot as they spawned, drama queen. Besides, it was honestly inferior to playing the game the real way.

What? How did you "digress"?

yup. I was all about online only and family sharing.

youre actually talking about the console reveal event, NOT e3. Wish people would get this right.

I'd say it really started with halo.

Because PlayStation doesn't have call of duty, right?

Obviously so was I, given that they aren't real things.

nty

Yes, but if those hobbies are relavent to your career (ie applying to a ballet studio with dance experience), they become less of a hobby and more of a profession, making that point irrelavent. It isnt really a hobby at that point, which excludes it from my earlier statement.

1) Stigma...just..no.

As a marketing professional, I can tell you...don't. Period. I am an avid gamer and even I would judge a potential hire harshly for this kind of thing. Its not that the skills can't have some merit - its more that you are oblivious enough to the situation to even consider it.