You can turn off the helmets in-game, meaning that your character will still technically be wearing a helmet, and get all of the protection and stat-boosts the helmet carries, but the helmet will be invisible in the game. I found that approach vastly preferable. That said, if you like the helmets, by all means, stick…

Looks cool, but can't give money to EA.

Sigh, just stop

I just can't see that decision (knowingly continuing with a pregnancy that will result in a severely disabled child) as anything but... misguided. To put it mildly.

Because that concept sort of frames the developmentally disabled as Sweet Adorable Pets and thus dehumanizes them, or because the idea of not ending a pregnancy that you know in advance will produce a severely disabled child seems both irrational and cruel?

Look at him! Who could be mean to this derp????

#3 is pretty much the only ACCEPTABLE item on this list.

If a company sold a shovel that didn't dig, that company would cease to exist. Yet here we are, getting screwed launch after launch, and letting it happen.

"Adam Sandler's movies are always great." That alone should get him put on a watch list.

He'd do videos complaining that critics were not in connection with the public because "Adam Sandler's movies are always great, and critics hate them".

After seeing these, I really want to seem them do Morbo.

He will utterly crush these other pathetic costumes!

America wants more JRPGs because one of the best ever made is now selling copies at $14?

I'm the farthest thing in the world from an MRA type, but I do have some reservations here:

No snark, I'm actually kind of impressed.

Asking to be made into a meme is pretty much the antithesis of internet memeography

I love playing Netrunner, but let's be honest. This would be way better if it was digital. For starters, I could play against a computer. Is the computer bluffing? Maybe. Maybe not. My ability to read a bluff is going to go down, yes. But that's not really any different than in real life if you're bad at reading…

That's a fucking insult.

Behind every great fortune is a great crime. That's the long and short of it. You can be moderately successful and ethical, but you can't maintain your ethics and be wealthy.

I saw Insane Masturbatory Rampage open for Slayer in '92.