This is a response from someone mentally ill.

“Because Todd’s opinion—one which I share, by the way—is that the video game industry has short memories”

That explains why he keeps repacking Skyrim every 3 years. Maybe we will forget the first 3 times we bought it.

Also, I don’t think fans are so much concerned about you announcing an Elder Scrolls game, its more…

It’s spelled “Cait Sith” but it’s pronounced “Throatwarbler Mangrove”

I’m partial to the version who’s first against the wall when the revolution comes. 

So this guy could get out and shoot people instead of just hitting their cars with a pipe?

I mean even the Star Wars accounts are posting these on social media. If the owner of the material is posting it then it’s not really the responsibility of the journalists to hide it and tiptoe around it. The statute of limitations for spoilers is considerably shorter for TV and streaming than it is for movies. 

Can I just say that seeing Hayden reprise the role so well makes me joyful. I hope it brings him back to the public and industry consciousness enough to get roles allowing him to show his range. Seeing the World Between Worlds was awesome, and Rex was a blast. I agree that the context was necessary. 

Well the idea that Jedi can come from anywhere, any family line, has been there since the beginning. Sure we focused on the Skywalkers but Kenobi and Yoda were completely different families/species. At the beginning of the Phantom Menace there were roughly 10k Jedi, 99.9999% of them not Skywalkers. I never understood…

The entire argument here is that the author (who writes about video games for a living) doesn’t want to play a universally celebrated video game because it’s too similar to another game they like to play? OK?

It’s ok to enjoy more than one thing, especially when they’re meant to be enjoyed differently. If anything I see Baldur’s Gate 3 as being complementary with my group’s current 5E campaign where I play a warlock. Tinkering with Wyll has helped me understand the class a little better, and tinkering around with everyone…

This is a bad take, imo. If you like the game, play it. If you’d rather write your Pathfinder campaign, write it. Neither is competing to take attention away from the other, you just are hitting the time management needed to juggle the two. If you can’t make the time for both or you feel friction from giving the game…

Did it bother you how you wasted time writing this article that could have been spent on your RPG campaign?

Then don’t play it or play the pathfinder game. 

Playing video games is your job.  Boo Hoo. 

The advanced previews of Flash were also applauding it as an an amazing film and I refuse to believe it flopped solely because they changed the ending cameo between the screeners and release...

Warlocks are NOT necromancers. They are, in fact, one of the WORST picks for necromancy magic in the game (that crown belongs to, unsurprisingly, School of Necromancy Wizards).

Warlocks are not necromancers. They don’t even get Animate Dead.

“the book was much better than the movie”

LOL! Reading helps... People are amazing.