add to that the fact that with a bit of cheating software you could bump up your in game currency and buy the in game currency chests (which have a lower chance of the best orcs, but what does chance matter if you can get infinite chests anyways)

Nope, I used cash. I wasn’t upset though; I was kinda amused since I don’t look like I’m under 18 (not even close :)).

Life in Aggro is a strange mix of surreal humor and inside jokes. Sometimes it works for me, but other times I’m just scratching my head trying to wrap my brain around the joke.

Goes to show you the difference between your random internet message board “gamer” and someone actually in the business who understands how this stuff works.

If I remember, Jason’s (fantastic) breakdown of ME:Andromeda showed that the problems inherent to that game were almost entirely of Bioware’s own making, and EA…

You know, I remember seeing this article and completely misread their conclusion. I’m a dumbass. Thanks!

That Life in Aggro:

English has so many fucking exceptions to all its “rules” that they end up being meaningless.

I’ve been wanting a Netflix Hawkeye series with Jeremy Renner and Adrianne Palicki. She’s the same Bobbi she’s been on ABC, so they’ve never been married to each other, but she’s basically in the Kate role with maybe a little more sexual tension. Tracksuit Draculas would fit right in in Hell’s Kitchen.

You know, it would be pretty awesome if the Avengers and associated good guys were all but defeated, and Thanos was gloating over his assumed victory, and then Barton came out of nowhere after being absent for most of the movie, and killed him effortlessly with a perfectly placed arrow to the eye. The head of the…

I before E, except after C, or when pulling a feisty heist on your weird beige foreign neighbor.

Every time we get a game that looks like this I sit back and wonder why no one has made a good fantasy adventure game for Redwall yet.

Favorite: Winter Soldier - Thought it was a perfect sequel, improving on everything that worked from the first one, and by nailing the “villian” not by having him be charismatic (which is good) but by having him be this Terminator-esque boogieman.

It’s not close to being a bad game. It has parts that people don’t like, but it is mostly very good and has some of the best character work in any game ever.

My favorite Enix game ever is Robotrek - I’d love a re-release with a decent translation. Dat old-school Enix font always give me nostalgia.

The nostalgia burning inside me DEMANDS we get a proper Urza Planeswalker card.

The same way Stevie Nicks does coke?

This is almost definitely a new Smash entirely. They’ve definitely confirmed that the Inklings will be playable, and Link will have his BotW outfit (which is consistent with all their previous games, Link is always adjusted to the most recent Zelda title). To go through the trouble of crafting a pre-rendered, overly…

Late-game Blitzkrieg is AMAZING. My hook mech got a phase gun that pushed one square, and that made all the difference. Lightning whip with building chain activated... OMG. PLEASE web me Mr. Spider, and those neighboring squares...

We must have read diffrent articles if toy thought the point of the article was “nice people are a problem”.

Yeah, it reminds me of this time I beat my friend who thought he was amazing at Soul Caliber when I didn’t know how to play. The problem was he was good at guessing what moves people would try to use in certain situations, but he couldn’t guess what I was going to do because I didn’t know what I was going to do.