Waiting for the T. Waiting. There’s been a medical emergency at Park St.

Boston runs on Dunks, and the team that runs the Harvard station morning shift are champions.

Thankfully, I would say present-gen RPG’s lack most of the grinding of their predecessors. Persona 5 - for example - was a massive game, but didn’t require a lot of double-dipping on the dungeons.

I think that if the RPG genre slims down too much, it wouldn’t be the RPG genre, at least for the better games.

It’ll be worth it if only to see Shammy review it.

Wait wait what, you can make penuche frosting?

Yogurt again, somehow.

I’m sorry you’ve suffered abuse and I’m glad you don’t have to deal with psychosis?

You can really tell the people who’ve ever dealt with any issues of mental illness, either personally or among family members, and those who have no idea.

I am An Old but also from that vast swath of the midwest that inspires feelings of fleeing as far as possible and the fear that somehow, you will be dragged back anyway, so it did connect on that level.

I will never understand why someone would want to DIY their... DIYing. One of those situations where professional design & focus testing > kludge.

What I don’t understand is that Setsuna came out, people all over the internet discussed the pros and cons and what they hoped could be improved, and then Lost Sphear came out and seemed to have all the same stupid decisions, including an awful, flat, boring story with weak characters. It’s like they learned nothing.

I hope you love it. I loved it.

Hey I’d pay for the deluxe edition Gideon Emery Reads Things Aloud with season pass and limited edition phone book DLC.

I also had a double-take. Trespasser was finally paying off several games worth of buildup, and how often does that ever happen?

Well...

You’ve seen Getting Over It, yes?

Boil ‘em, mash’em, stick ‘em in a stew.

Empires of Eve: A History of the Great Wars of Eve Online - Andrew Groen

2017 was one of the better years for gaming ever across multiple platforms?