RPG’s are supposed to immerse you into the role of your character. It has nothing to do with numbers. So simulation and RPG are actualy pretty close to eachothers. I don’t consider games that don’t let you do meaningful decissions for your character RPG’s, because you are not playing a role. You are just playing a…

And this goes to show you that Kotaku can’t just let people have their fun. Someone tries to make something doable that was impossible before and it’s automatically cheating -_-

I’ve said it before on your posts about Black Panther, but Priest’s run on Black Panther is my favorite comic book series after Joe Kelly’s Deadpool run. In a frankly dark time in Marvel history, Priest’s Black Panther was exceptional.

Surprised you didn't have GATE on the list. It's one of the more interesting anime I've seen in a while.

Of course the fucking Canadian didn't respond with violence.

Oh, closing fade rifts can be fun! All you have to do is make a game of it. For example, you could see how many you could close in an hour, then try to break that record.

What, closing 500 fade rifts isn’t fun?

New Vegas has better writing and world-building along with being mechanically superior in both active gameplay and RPG mechanics.

Fallout 3 came out before New Vegas.

It was the first Fallout game for a lot of people and their first introduction to the strange Post-Post Apocalyptic Retro-Future that Fallout is.

Nostalgia…

FNV was utterly amazing. I prefer the story on there to Fo3 but I like Fo3 setting.

When anyone asks me, “Modding, what’s that?” I say nothing, pull out my phone, and show them this video. Then they call the police.

Obligatory Ultimate Skyrim

Can you still plant mines in people’s inventory?

Puppy! Puppy puppy puppy puppy!

Put it this way. Good cops, consciously nor not, try to be Superman. Bad cops think they’re Batman. “I wear this uniform so that people will be afraid of me.”