I had only dated little women— i.e., women who were born with dwarfism.

Depends. If I’m actively in a conversation with someone via iMessage at my computer, then yeah, I’ll treat it like the AIM of yore and send multi-messages. If it’s been a while since the last response, or if I’m opening a dialogue with someone, I’ll stick to longer, single texts.

I’m not saying Kit Harrington and Carice Van Houten fucked, but ... Let’s be honest, they totally fucked.

You’ve included Camp Nowhere, but not Heavyweights? What kind of monster are you?

Shoulda killed off the whole stinkin’ Weasley clan. Filthy blood traitors.

You know, I don’t disagree that Lacks and her family have been grossly and completely fucked by the medical establishment, and deserve far more than they’ve received up until now, but calling her a “hero” seems hyperbolic.

Seemed to work out all right to Beric Donderian.

Get. Out.

New update comes out and someone posts a video of the glitch, 6 hours later a 1.3 gig update pops up and creates 2 new glitches 4 hours later a patch fixes one of the bugs and pops up 2 more bugs. 2 hours later a new patch comes out and fixes the other glitch patch 1 made. 6 hours later the 2 unnoticed bugs start…

Lets be honest, sometimes glitching can be fun. It’s exciting pulling some of them off.

Perhaps, but this IS Ubisoft we’re talking about.

Don’t get me wrong - someone using an aimbot, or other crazy stuff you can do on PC should absolutely be punished. Someone who camps an enemy that keeps spawning and dropping gear is not even remotely in the same league.

There’s a vaguely analogous situation for Destiny. Actually three.

Ya I guess, I did more than my fair share of cheesing raid bosses in Destiny and I would’ve been pretty chapped if I got the ban hammer. I guess glitching through a fence isn’t as bad as say the LAN disconnect was lol.

Ubisoft should patch it as soon as possible to minimize impact, but they shouldn’t punish players for Massive’s shitty QA. Period.

No kidding. I understand the effort for fair and balanced gameplay but users of exploits should not be punished. Can you imagine if Bungie went after everyone using the sword glitch in Halo? Some may have appreciated it but a ton of fun came from it too. If it shouldn’t be in the game, do what you said and patch it…

Nope. Sorry. You do not punish players who exploited a terrible bug you let slip through. You fix the bug as fast as possible, but you DO NOT punish players for taking advantage of your bad QA.

But is it my responsibility as a consumer to make up the difference? I honestly wonder, and haven’t decided myself.

Not having to tip is one of the best things about using Uber. Glad to see the company recognizes that.

You know I’m not a fan of zombies in most forms so I don’t watch the walking dead but all the people I know who do spend most of the time whining about it which seems weird because they still watch it. I never hear praise.