Thank you, I agree. It needed to be said more. I can take some investigation and searching for nearby treasures. Even AC Eagle spots and Watch_Dog Towers (really best part, when your not using explosive rounds on cars setting up phantom fires, you know I think that game was accepsion), but generally it seems absurd…

Am I alone in saying going back and forth between control schematics isn’t hard?

It sucks, you just end up fighting repeated Boss’ in the mind of a poorly equipped moron you thought was giving it their all. Some champions, taking the Agadore lying down. Nice to see extra shrines, but that’s all, I rather watch the Lizaro chat to me while wearing the Majora Mask.

I wonder how anti-piracy effects used copies at EB/Gamestop.

I wouldn’t bother to ask, it’s her business.

Clearly it’s not about principle. To suggest you have something of use to a prosecution is a shady thing when you won’t produce it for them, just try to milk it instead. Withholding evidence I think it’s called.  It might be a bad call back joke to his Criminal Intent gig.

I really didn’t care much about that site.

I have special sympathies for strippers so I picked Primrose, Oh I love how that first bit lines up. I hated that guy so much. It was like Kefka as a night club owner. They no doubt will all be worth playing at some point.

Tom Arnold likes attention. Nobody has paid attention to Tom Arnold in quite a long time.

No, I think he was in T3 too.

Well that’s really bloody obvious, but “Powerhouse CEO” I would have never have tied that to him. I first knew him from Attack of the Show not a podcast.

I think it was clever, because out of vanity he had to name himself.

For a while it sounds like Patrick Bateman.

Yeah, I don’t often check those, he has before too. So thought nothing of it.

I think “Power house” got me to miss it, I never thought of him that way. CEO description made him sound more like a Musk or something.

Honestly, I don’t think anonymizing the article would’ve resolved it any more, aside from it taking the Internet groupthink maybe another day, probably more like six hours, to determine it was Chloe Dykstra and Chris Hardwick. #MeToo articles have a way of catching people’s attention, and if it involves the…

He was trending on Twitter.

“I’m not going to say his name, but he’s a prominent Scientologist and actor who played a fighter pilot and bartender in the 80’s, a vampire in the 90’s, and has started in several Mission Impossible films. But I’m not going to say his name.”

If Hardwick’s name isn’t important to her narrative, because it’s about the general idea of this happening, then she should have left her name off too.