Me and a friend tried that in New Vegas. Killed everyone, and ate their corpses. Fun times. It seems like it would be hard, but you get so many powerful weapons and items that eventually you’re just an unstoppable force of murder.

A former girlfriend of mine would do that whenever I tried to get her to play GTAV. It was actually kind of neat seeing all the detail they put into the normal, non-car-chase world in terms of ambiance and NPCs and whatnot.

In Saint’s Row 2 I discovered that if you played the Insurance Fraud side mission (where you flung yourself in front of moving cars for cash) with the Low Gravity cheat turned on you could ragdoll across the entire map. It was glorious. The developers must have realized this because in Saint’s Row 4 they made that an…

Fuck off, this a men problem, and it certainly isn’t limited to one religion. Trump ain’t Jewish last time I checked.

I mean maybe comments with the most responses shouldn’t be moved to the top?

That sounds like a pretty awful design flaw.

This is a phenomenally silly take, but I’m willing to put it to the test. Let’s take away all of Weinstein’s money and and power and see if he becomes a decent human being.

I was happy to luxuriate in its world for most of the run time, but the ending made the movie for me, because it solidified what the movie was really, truly about: (spoilers?) a “fake” human searching for meaning, finding it, realizing that it was a lie, then finally chosing to give his life its own meaning.

“ devoid of the noir claustrophobia and nervous energy and tension of the original.”

I was surprised when it ended. I wanted more!

I honestly have no idea how it even got made in the form it’s in now. It’s just as slow and atmospheric (and just verging on boring) as the original. It’s literally the opposite of a fun breezy jokey Marvel movie.

To be fair, he’s playing a weirdo douchebag rich dude who’s completely out of touch with regular humans, so he kinda fits the part.

This isn’t Gawker

Either Jon Snow or Daenarys dies, calling it now.

It’s deeply frustrating that right wingers are deeply skeptical of CNN (which you should be, to an extent!) and at the same time completely believing of fucking Alex Jones. Be skeptical of him, too, dammit!

It usually felt like they were struggling to get any good guests for the panels. Bill Maher sucks but he can book Republican senators and pop stars to his show, while Wilmore just got second rate comedians. It didn’t help that Wilmore’s show was on 4 nights a week.

Noah leaned hard into the Daily Show’s “we’re just doing jokes!” mantra that Stewart always used as a defense, and as a result his Daily Show feels like just another late night show pointing out that Trump has weird hair. Stewart always had an edge to his comedy where it really felt like he was actually infuriated by…

If I’m posing as anything it’s as someone who doesn’t play video games nearly as much as I do.

I identify pretty hard with this piece, because there are tons of cool-sounding games that I’ll never play only because I don’t have a large group of equally-dedicated gamer friends who all have the exact same systems and games (looking at you, PUBG). I wish developers would put more thought into designing multiplayer…

Tropic Thunder was made less than a decade ago my man