The Walt Whitman Bridge seems like the ideal place to be caught with a few leaves of grass.

That doesn’t help explain the trade at all. They’re still giving up the rest of his season for nothing.

While I love BL2 - the whole franchise really - I think 2 and TPS have exactly the problem you stated; the guns don’t feel impactful. In BL1, the only guns that *didn’t* feel impactful were the useless rocket launchers, but the snipers, revolvers, ARs and especially shotguns felt really good to use. I loved…

I really can’t wait for Borderlands 3. If they implement an end game experience akin to Diablo 3’s Adventure Mode, I may never need another FPS game. A man can dream!

The real-life Frank Reynolds.

This is an utterly lukewarm take.

Yeah but Tomsula is smart and adaptable...you have to be to live under as many different bridges as he has. Kelly would get stabbed within 2 days trying to get all of the hobos to follow his shit ‘system’.

Have you seen the Bears play...? I mean, for the love of god, don’t, but they should also be in the running for worst team this year...

It’s called Chip Kelly’s “GOTTA GO FAST” doesn’t exactly work with one sixth of a functional team.

I can’t say for how long it’ll keep me interested, but I’ll be coming back to check out what 1.4 has in store. I enjoyed my time with The Division quite a bit, but was one of those who got frustrated and bored by the crappy endgame. Hopefully, this update puts the game back on track, and the next two expansions…

When Tomsula wouldn’t let anything go, you called him a hoarder and impounded his car.

Does he have a picture of his daughter on the dashboard or something? How does that possibly come up during a car trip?

The most unrealistic thing which gives it away right from the start, is the idea of anyone that obsessed with Slender Man having a girl friend for that long.

Where the hell do you live that people don’t have TVs? And why in the world would someone without a TV buy a game console?