Yeah, just....

Frostbite didn’t make every single Asari in Mass Effect Andromeda have the same face. If anything, I’ll fault Bioware for any issues with Frostbite/ME:A because while I’m sure Dragon Age Inquisition had issues with it, all those issues should have been resolved resolved by the time of DA:I’s completion

It’s not exactly a “grind” per se.

... You seem to have no idea what I think, despite the fact that I laid it out clearly, and it pretty obviously is the exact opposite of what you have typed. Interesting.

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They aren’t rougher than KCMO kids with special needs and growth issues.

Incidentally, I played the game last night. The answer to your question is “No? Seriously?! Goddammit, guess I’m playing as Commander Sisko again!”

I mean, it’s like pulling teeth to get anything resembling a short natural in most games, so there ain’t nothing wrong with being that guy. It’s a good question.

It was this cops house, I think. Which, I don’t know the story in California, but in many states it *is* legal to pull a gun on somebody “trespassing”.

... We could go into how an electrical fire can be caused by an applience not in use but still connected to power, but honestly, it doesn’t matter either way.

It’s always been a favorite of mine. Use it well.

You don’t know if they had insurance or not. You don’t know if they had good insurance. You don’t know what their expenses are. You don’t know if the fire was started by an in use appliance.

Nah, you know what divides us?

“ a “cheeseburger lunch” for a private talk.”

I believe this woman did not raise her daughter to say things like this, as she says, with about 80% confidence. But I absolutely, 100% believe she never actually had a “ok, here’s race relations in America. This is racism, don’t do this” conversation once.

Eh...nah. Not boycotting on this one.

I want you to pay attention to the last bit of this post:

“No offense given, but my father would never [do this]. This is too feminine for boys who are supposed to be raised to protect themselves, their mother, and their sisters.”

... No, no... “Running” is a pretty normal way to freak out. Particularly once you get in your headspace about what will happen if you *don’t* run (which could easily include criminal charges, but certainly doesn’t need to).

I can’t say I’ve seen anything in my life that suggests women are somehow above terror, or that most people handle terror particularly well.