What’s with this instinct? “Someone said something *slightly* negative about one aspect of a game I like!! They MUST know how WRONG they are not to feel as I do!!”

No, dumb fuck, I don’t care what you think. You interjected yourself with a dumb ass comment that I, and others have mocked you for. Maybe slow down when reading.

Uh, ok, random internet douchnozzle with the limited life experience.

What a comically incorrect view of the genre. I must assume you are either very, very young, or just very.... limited in applicable knowledge.

As amazing as some of this sounds, I think you’ve actually talked me out of getting it right away. I get enough decay and despair from, well, everything these days. I want escapism from my gaming experience right now.

Then, your point is not well thought out, and relies far to much on such a limited example as to be worthless.

Met him a few years back and was starstruck. He, of course, was super humble.

Ah. Ok. Thanks. It would have to be significantly improved for me to watch. Marginally, aint cutting it.

I grew to loathe Sons so much in the last few seasons, that not even Olmos has been enough to get me to tune in for this.

Sure, but without manufacturing costs, they’re still making more from it.

Starring David Caruso, as both John Kelly AND Horatio Caine!

But Kelly leaves the show after one season, mostly because he can’t stand Caine’s sunglasses puns.

Well, this news made me feel really old.

Keep in mind, the final scene shot doesn’t remotely mean the last scene the character appears in. They shoot wildly out of order.

“it’s certainly not safer to vape nicotine than smoke cigarettes.”

Please point out this quote in the article - Im not seeing it.

That’s fair. I did comment before seeing your other replies.

Way to make yourself look dumb in a group of people who probably would have agreed with you, otherwise. Bravo!

But that’s not what it says. It says 70% of those who were purged were black. That’s not the same thing.

Ive had HBO the whole time and somehow never heard of this.

Vigilante seems more accurate as an analogy...