I wonder if it’s anything like Futurama’s Alien Language 2

Tempting, but I think I’ll stick with Subway’s pizzas instead

If you have five minutes, I would watch this. It explains a lot about America’s healthcare system

In addition to genetics there are accidents, environmental factors (people used to think asbestos was perfectly safe), natural disasters, etc. There are any number of things that are beyond anyone’s control and can impact a person’s health that ol’ John Macdouche isn’t considering.

I remember trying the stuffed crust when it came out when I was a kid. Maybe it was the location that made it, but it tasted like shit. And I was a kid who subsisted on Lunchables and Dunkaroos.

I dunno about Final Fantasy XVI being an MMO, it looks like a single player game to me. The trailer focuses on one character and shows all of the combat using that one character. Usually for MMOs, the devs would want to show off multiple characters at the center of the action to showcase the different races and…

I don’t normally chase the papers in Assassin’s Creed games, in past entries in the series I found it far too frustrating. But they changed how it works in Valhalla. Instead of resetting if you get too far from the paper, it now continues to float along until it reaches its ultimate destination and then you have some…

It’s not half as annoying as when it happens in RDO and you’re trying to complete the Naturalist daily objective to not kill any animals for 24 in game hours. Nothing like having your progress reset because you happened to trample a rabbit, squirrel, or small bird to death.

Whoever uploaded that video with a half hour of dead air should be smacked.

Here’s hoping it does. The PS4 app is hot garbage, and I’ve never been able to get the Android app to work.

It does make me wonder if they’re going to do a game that covers when the Assassins/Hidden Ones first learn about the existence of the Templars. I would imagine that they would’ve gone through a period of complacency, where membership in the Hidden Ones shrank while the Templars were secretly building their power base

Tempting, but I don’t know if I want to give my money to a corporation that keeps perpetuating a pernicious myth.

If they even remember that Reapers had that particular ability. I think it was part of a side quest in the first Mass Effect, so it would be easily overlooked.

I wonder how the dead Reapers will play into things. IIRC the Indoctrination process was baked into every bit of Reaper hardware, so even a dead Reaper could indoctrinate people. Maybe the Leviathans helped to develop a countermeasure?

I usually go Synthesis, too. I didn’t put in all that work trying to save the Geth and the Quarians only to have it all be for nothing by destroying all synthetic life

Regarding what happens if you take the time to conquer all of England including Wessex after the main plot of the game, it does have some relevance to the history of the central conflict between the Templars and Assassins.

Same, I really want to see where Andromeda would go as the colonies grow and the Milky Way species spread out into the wider Andromeda galaxy. I hate getting unfinished story arc blue balls.

RDO does have micro transactions in the form of a premium currency, gold bars, and there are things in the game that can only be bought with gold. However! Gold can also be earned in game, either through playing the story missions or participating in PvP or world events, or by completing daily objectives. I haven’t…

According to this I am an ambivert, which is wrong. So the answer to the headline question is: no.

I would’ve liked some DLC focusing on each of the main characters, since they all had story lines that were left unresolved. Michael with the movie studio, Trevor and his meth/gunrunning business, and Franklin getting out of the gang life