Which is nothing, not even a wrist slap.  Bobby picks more than that out from between his toes each morning.  Bad behavior rewarded, as usual.

Jedi Survivor is still completely broken. If you own it on Steam and it has to go through EA’s shitty worst in class client, it regularly breaks and will not start up. So you have to do registry editing, you have to edit services, you have to uninstall and completely re-install 120+ GB just to get it working again.  I…

I went to a couple E3s back in the early days (late 90s, early 00s - though not the couple years it was in Georgia). It was a lot of fun, there was a lot of networking going on (and some great parties). This was before they ruined it by opening it to the general public, so you knew everyone there had some connection…

I hated Songbird so much, even before [spoiler]. She’s the epitome of the completely selfish, lying, manipulating asshole who’s just there to use you (because I dated one). I had zero sympathy for this sociopathic scumbag, even if she was being attacked and used by other sociopathic scumbags.

Yeah, that was stupid of me, it was Scott not Cameron.  Fixed!

Scott did the same thing on Alien. From Wiki:

They’ve been lipsyncing for years, this won’t be a big difference.

The games that really paved the way for Breath and Tears were the Xenoblade games. Giant open worlds with towering architecture, amazingly tall mountains and arches (which you can climb), and monsters that make Godzilla look like a tiny widdle baby. Holy crap, you can DO that on a Wii?

There’s no way in hell. Skyrim and Fallout 4 were crafted experiences. Everything was placed by hand, everything had a purpose, so exploring absolutely everywhere and finding everything was just a joy.

Look, if you’re a genuine evil war criminal, at some point you have to start worrying about your Legacy and flailing around for anything to seem for posterity like you were actually human. Like Dubya and his paintings.

The game is a million light years wide and only 2 inches deep.

I disbelieve. I’m sure he believes it now, but if he has ‘one last concert’ and can still crawl 3 years later he’ll need another one. What I’d really like is to see him eventually just pass away on stage after a spirited performance of Crazy Train. Not because I want him dead! But that just seems totally Ozzy - and sur…

CP2077 promised a bunch of stuff that never made it into the game, and a lot of stuff that barely made it into the game but was then just dropped on the floor (like the interactive braindances). CP2077 (and the media, and players) just hyped the shit out of it - this was going to be the second coming of Geralt Christ!…

It was still never as good as Witcher 3, but it was certainly a great turnaround and I certainly enjoyed playing it after the first year of fixes and improvements.

Yeah, I haven’t played Last of Us II yet (I did play the first, and liked it) because I need to have a specific time for it when I don’t mind a game just wallowing in misery like a pig in shit. I’ve gotten to the point where if it goes on sale I’d consider it, but now this comes along - guess it’ll be another couple…

Yes, let’s just nuke all the Jews.  Elmo would absolutely be in favor of that - this year’s Israel/Hamas war where everyone’s an asshole aside, he’s happily back in the Protocols of the Elders of Zion shit.

Yeah, and we’d all be in perfect shape if we just give up alcohol, tobacco, weed, meth, ate vegetarian, did an hour of exercise and an hour of weight training every day, gave up cars for walking/biking, etc. etc. Oh, and we should spend a daily hour studying actually important things to improve ourselves rather than…

Smoking weed is his entire persona at this point. He’s going to have to go for something crazy like injecting THC into his eyeballs to make up for losing that.  His music has been terrible for a long time, so that can’t take the place.

Though the GamerGate trolls have lessened in number since 2014

I’ve never been in a Model X, but I’ve been in a few Model 3 and they’re chintyz pieces of crap (with parts falling off) that weren’t worth nearly what they cost. Not surprising they depreciate like mad.