Over the past, oh I dunno, 10 years or so people have been driven to this "With us or against us" mentality. a sort of polarization. It's unsurprising to have that sort of reaction, because people've been programmed to hate everyone who disagrees with what they feel is sacred? You're a Democrat? Then you have to hate…

It's never a good thing when you think to yourself: "I'm one of the good ones".

That's kind of the irony of this whole situation. I hate all sides of the argument. Media is proving GG right by reporting against GG with extreme predjudice. GG is acting like belligerent asshats over every little victory, moving in an an ever continuous loop, "Win, act like jackass, apologise for acting like…

Smear campaign aside for a moment,

when people say "On Disc DLC", they mean that DLC-content exists on the game files. Disc and digital.

Hmm.

For guards screaming but not setting off alarms, that's one of those fun dissonance things

Short of using something impractical like a crossbow or compound bow; but those have other implications (namely in size and limited ammo).

I love how Gaben gets treated in parallel to the efforts of his entire corporation, Steam does something good? PRAISE BE UNTO GABEN, ALL HAIL GABEN. Steam does something stupid? GABEN STOLE MY MONEY, FUCKING GABEN

I'm guessing that's more of an engrish thing than an intentional "fuck", but it counts nonetheless.

Fallout is a good argument because on the surface, it's executed in a way that meshes with the setting. Every weapon/armor/combat-based-tool has durability, and you basically consume similar items to improve it — making every item feel like a commodity. While on the surface, items are plucked from containers and the…

The BL2 DLC afaik was open at any level, which basically means that if you're starting to feel like you're struggling in current content, you could go jump into DLC content and get some new toys to go back onto the rails with an improved arsenal (another alternative would be scowering google for shift keys to get…

There's actually a very easy way to grind out badass rank in BL2.

They all had a good amount of content at launch, but the DLC added a lot of extra options that would've been nice to have from the get go; new classes, in BL2's case, a lot of the early DLC was available at any level — so you could run it when you're bored of zone-X get some gear and levels in a DLC area and come back…

I keep telling myself not to get this game until alll the DLC comes out so I can do it all in one playthrough, but they make it a really tough sell.

It's a pretty common tactic to keep people on payroll without having a project for them to work on just because their HR department is generally not efficient enough to get new hires into the company in a timely manner. If it takes HR 6 months to staff a project, I'd rather keep people on payroll doing odd jobs for…

In it's own way, it was bottled lightning, and everyone wanted a slice.

Naturally, if you put ink to something saying you shouldn't talk bad about a negative about anything to the press/general public/future employers/etc, you're bound to the terms of the contract (and that's all the more reason to not disclose names that could be traced back to a company.)

Is it really that much better looking than the original?

Naming the company risks breaching the anonymity of the user submitting the info.

While it's not illegal to to say bad things about a former employer, it can severely affect your ability to find work in one of said employer's studios in the future — and in a job market like that, you will only want to burn bridges in…