To be fair to EA, they tried to win back some goodwill after winning the crown in 2013. First, they did the Origin Humble Bundle. Then, they had a 100% money-back guarantee for digital purchases. Their latest act of goodwill is to finally give us an offline version of Simcity.

That's Cammy-with-charge-moves to you. Guess you better start practicing with Bison or Blanka.

Didn't you read? I gave two options: the rule-bending DM, or the strict-as-a-sexless-teacher DM. Since obviously Abed wasn't the former, he could've done the latter: make Pierce adhere to the rules as strictly as possible. Here, lemme quote myself so that you can see the part where I mentioned this:

Man, that video was severely lacking in some anti-aliasing.

Some fighting games, at least, have learned from the mistakes of the Maddens. You can purchase the latest version of Street Fighter IV as an update if you already have existing versions of it.

"Well, well. You've taken my advice about theatricality a bit... literally."

Going cold turkey and willpower helps. Also, ensuring you have a steady source of clean, cold water.

I actually find soda less refreshing than a tall glass of water these days.

This dude could've been minding his stamp collection for all I care, but you take too much of any drug, expect damage to your body.

No they haven't. We've just trained ourselves. You want proof that traditional controllers aren't perfect? Try playing an FPS online on PC, and use a controller.

Er, it's not like traditional gamepads work 100% perfectly with fighting games; Tekken's weird cross-button inputs come to mind. If you're a fighting game aficionado, you owe it to yourself to get an arcade stick.

Except he was getting the feat's benefit (i.e. killing one opponent, hitting the next).

Actually the way I saw it, Neil got a grip on himself because he finally understood Pierce's bullying for what it was: a cry for attention. When he realized that not unlike himself, Pierce was just lonely, that was when he stopped being Fat Neil, and became Fa...bulous Neil.

It's mostly poor management. Broken Age's main problem was scope creep: all the money we backers threw at Tim made him start to think of bigger and better, when all we wanted was a long-ish adventure game with passable visuals and decent humor. Instead, we got more and more things thrown into the pot, until 3 million…

The butthurt is strong in this one.

No, I'm talking about this latest game, which was using Cleave, a 3rd edition feat. Hence, there should've been an attack of opportunity.

My own version is a Double Down in a Zinger.

For me, Dollhouse represents nearly everything that people find wrong about Agents of SHIELD: the trying-to-be-adorkable tech guy (Skye), the zero-personality agent (Ward), the premise that seems all-set for a world-hopping adventure, yet unfortunately gets locked in the home base (the Bus). All its missing is the…

Hey, Shirley had two strong episodes, nearly back-to-back: the stolen books, and the Brave New World parody.

My group meets today. I'm hoping that the first hour will be spent discussing this episode in depth.