When I play MMO’s like WoW with my IRL friends, I occasionally run on what I call “Tol’Vir Rules” (During Cata, after getting Lost City of the Tol’vir too many randoms in a row) which is essentially applying drinking game rules to the run. While I used cannabis for my penalties, they can work with alcohol or whatever…

You do realize that most bottled water is just taken from a municipal tap anyway, right?

"THESE are the hot sheets?"

DeNA? Really? They're only slightly below Gameloft in terms of MTX-laden buggyness.

More like what happens with trans people in real life, except in the Full Dive environment's case, it's artifically-induced rather than baked-in.

There's an in-universe reason for that that's mentioned in the novels and kinda glossed over in the series. Basically, a person's mental map of their body has problems if their in-game body doesn't match up with it, and those problems worsen as time goes on. If you're playing a game and can just log out to get back to…

What a good shot, man.

Much of what Deadpoolio said. I remember hearing a while back that the original licensing agreement for TB:RB included not having them be exportable as a requisite for the deal with Harmonix, but I can't find the source, so [citation needed].

I was kinda meh toward both the XBone and the PS4, but since I have a PS3, I held off on choosing a new console because I was waiting for either something that I really saw as a killer app, or the possibility of bringing DLC over from RB1-3.

Actually, there's a reason for that: she taped down for ANH to seem smaller.

More recently, he has done the voice of Lorewalker Cho in WoW.

If it helps, I'm stateside and feel the same way. There's no "killer app" that's next-gen specific yet. That and I'm waiting to see if RB4/Next Gen RB3 will offer back-compatibility. Considering that Harmonix hasn't even confirmed RB4/3+ yet, I'm not holding my breath.

Thirded.

My human pally has a nasty case of Dreamworks eyebrows.

Key rollover reminds me of "CAT-LIKE TYPING DETECTED" for some reason.

Actually, this was a feature-length film (BASED ON the youtube series). While it's cheesy as hell, I gotta give Rolfe props for living his dream.

The main series already featured Custer's Revenge in the Atari Porn games. It was also one of the boss encounters in the AVGN Adventures game.

I think the big point of this is "no shirt, no shoes, no drivers, no problem."

Sniper! No sniping!