Eh I mean making a fried chicken sandwich at home isn’t the easiest. But I guess I see your point a bit. I’m just kind of surprised at how highly people rate it when it’s seemingly just like sandwiches and salad you would make at home for your lunch at an office job or something

He never said or even hinted that she doesn’t understand branching dialogue options.

You’re right, you’re not beholden to answer questions, so don’t. She didn’t have to answer, either.

I literally said

She did it on a public personal account (not private), after she did a (public) Reddit AMA about the very topic, and the tweet thread was literally her expanding more on the stuff she talked about in her (public) Reddit AMA.

What was condescending and idiotic? He said he disagreed “slightly” about one of her points, and that the MMO genre isn’t that confining. 

I don’t want to step into all the harassment/gamergate/reddit/firing stuff, but man I really do think she responded poorly.

You’re assuming things too. Have you played it to completion? Do you know who the final boss is and how the story plays out? No, you don’t, but you’re assuming that you know and you’re getting angry at a pretty reasonable article.

That’s kind of my take on it; if they do meet up at some point in the story, 20+ hours just seems like a long time to play without them meeting up, ESPECIALLY since gameplay-wise you can have them together in your party early on. 

20 hours/3 chapters in and still no overarching story?! Honestly that kind of puts a damper on my excitement for the game. I’m all for experimentation in narrative design but this doesn’t really seem optimal (though I know that trying to do an overarching story when you technically have a lot of freedom with who you…

Panera?! I’ve only been a few times but it always seemed very pricey for mediocre food that you could seemingly just make for yourself at home

It’s so, so good. Usually I’m kind of a weenie when it comes to games, preferring to use guides and have full maps and stuff like that. I still do that to an extent with Hollow Knight (some areas, finding Conifer to get the map takes a little too long for my liking) but I’m definitely way more open to trying to mostly…

People’s problems with the first Witcher aren’t just about graphics, and when I say jank it’s not about graphics. People have problems with the combat system, and a lot of the UI really isn’t great. It’s a great game but even at release it was pretty dated, buggy, and not great systems-wise.

I honestly can’t believe anyone would enjoy playing TW1 after playing 2 and 3.

My first thought was AppleHOP which while kinda catchy doesn’t make too much sense, but damn “HOPplebee’s” is great

Is this like a huge company or something? 21 deaths at a company, even if caused “mostly by cancer or heart attacks,” seems high, but I guess if it’s a large company it miiiight not be suspicious? 

As an avid PSP fan back in the day, I do think there are a few differences.

I just like using the Switch more than I ever did like using the WiiU Gamepad. Having ports with you that are actually fully portable, on a device that looks and feels better than the GamePad, helps that I think.

I mean if we want to get into analogy wars, yours doesn’t work either because Sony’s direct competitors offer cross-platform play; I’m pretty sure Olive Garden’s direct competitors (Chili’s or Applebees or TGIF or Red Lobster) aren’t offering Big Macs.

It’s more popular than I thought but a bunch of people posted Graduation caps on the Monster Hunter subreddit with the “quest clear!” logo on it and it’s great!