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Howard the Duck
thedude18013

Bernie has the most money because he is the candidate with ideas and the voters are responding. No one else will inspire people like Bernie so any other candidate gives Trump a chance of winning.  People are sick of politicians who say what their big donors tell them.   If Democrats put someone like Biden, Beto, or

I mean, I really don’t understand why they’re not discussed more in those pregnancy classes. I certainly wish I’d been more prepared for them.

You know, fear of releasing demonic milk ducks via the hatching of my poison eggs is the main reason I remain childless. Glad to know there’s someone out there who gets it.

I remember those days, when my wife would get clogged milk ducks.  I’d make some hot compresses, and I’d have to chase the little bastards around the living room, finally pinning them down and trying to hold the warm wash cloths and hot water bottles onto the squirmy, squishy little guys. Then after a few minutes, my

lol So it’s just auto-generated as Tempxxxxxx? I was hoping they’d use a library consisting of made-for-TV swear words so we can see an influx of casseroles, monkey fighters, and fairy godmothers; all of whom are just trying to find strangers in the alps. 

Given the existence of Cadence of Hyrule, it would be great if they could convince NoA to convince NoJ to make this an actual, legitimate alternate mode. 

Feature, not a bug.

What rhetoric? Are you fucking kidding? She’s pointing out basic objective facts and people are threatening to kill her. Who the fuck ungreyed you?

Serious question then: if a developer chooses to make a game entirely based on being challenging do you believe they should not be allowed to do so?

The thing that really irks me is that if the Souls games had easy modes they would not be anywhere near as popular. They’d just be another action RPG series with a very subtle and hard to understand story. Their success is largely predicated on the mutual struggle of the community to overcome the challenges of their

What a weird discussion that is. Some games have good reasons to not let you choose a difficulty, others do. If a game is not made to be easy and you don’t seek challenge, then it is not made for you, that’s it.

The souls game are all about overcoming the challenges, an easy mode would defeat the purpose. Meanwhile,

What I don’t mind: easy mode.

This whole thing is pretty silly.

If a game includes/does not include the option to change difficulty, so be it. It’s up to the creator.

“So now you have a twentieth-century-type of house Negro. A twentieth-century Uncle Tom. He’s just as much an Uncle Tom today as Uncle Tom was 100 and 200 years ago. Only he’s a modern Uncle Tom. That Uncle Tom wore a handkerchief around his head. This Uncle Tom wears a top hat. He’s sharp. He dresses just like you

Someone on Twitter called her David Duke’s maid and that’s how I’m referring to her from now on.

I’ve been so heartened reading your recent articles about Bioware because I feel like it may spark a serious critical examination of the live-service model over at EA. I also hope it inspires them to change their process to one that doesn’t create/contribute to the emotional distress of its employees.

“Did EA’s executives really care about narrative? Did they really care about RPGs?”

Every time I see an article from Jason, I rub my hands together and whisper:

Jason, honey, you’re blowing us away with these back to back insider reports. Never stop snooping in these times of turbulence for the better.