The only way Family Matters should reboot is if the cast is all white and the name is changed to All Families Matter.

We’ll never know because Tonelowke was arrested for asking a minor to rub themself while he watched.

Imagine the average person. Middle of the road. Normal Person.

That game was my childhood and I am only just now learning that the pistol is full auto. I feel so stupid.

As I’ve gotten older my desire to 100% things has dropped alot. It used to be exciting finding a secret or hidden experience in a game, especially when you hear about it by word of mouth. There are just more important parts to life now.

Fans who got upset when Star Wars tried something different with The Last Jedi, and then Disney ignored the critical and commercial success of the movie and catered to their online tantrums, willed it into existence. Star Wars will be safe fan service from now on. No more, no less.

As someone who’d never heard of the character before, his simply being a black-furred, intimidating Wookie who makes Chewie look like a cuddly teddy bear was plenty to make his presence pop.

Matchmaking for big team still doesn’t work for me. Takes a good solid 10-15min to find a game, if it doesn’t boot me to offline mode in the process. Did they mention any fix to that?

Yeah, as an included part of the game at no additional cost there’s really no reason not to play it.

Counter point, don’t skip Arrival. There noting inherently wrong with the DLC, it introduces a dilemma that forces you to make a difficult decision between two awful outcomes (something that would invariably happen in this conflict), establishes why Sheppard is not in command of the Normandy at the beginning of ME3,…

I feel like it’s one of those that’s almost a litmus test: ‘how long are you willing to play a game while it’s not fun in order to get to the fun stuff?’ Because that was always the impression I had: the fun stuff was there, just buried under several layers of ‘master purposefully difficult controls’, ‘sort out…

There are a lot of parallels to the Tulip Mania craze in Holland in the 1600s. Just like in that, it got to the point where it wasn’t even about the tulips anymore, and people were being sold contracts for future tulips in the hopes of selling it to the next guy for more then you paid for it, who hoped to sell it for…

I still have no clue what NFTs are, and at this point, I am afraid to ask.

You clearly have not played the game. Your comparison to BOTW and FarCry are bewildering.

I stand by the idea that casting off looks instead of acting talent is one of the key ingredients to bad adaptations.  If one can get good acting AND similar looks, that’s a bonus but if they cast a character’s exact real-life double, but they act stiff as a board, it ain’t even worth it.  

Literally anything with randomization is more predatory than this. Halo Infinite is overpriced. It isn’t predatory. You know exactly what you’re buying up front and get exactly what you paid for. It isn’t preying on propensities for gambling addictions, and is more minor than almost any other game in terms of preying…

It might because it’s still relatively fresh in my mind but I can pretty vividly see the first squid monkey ziggurat room in my mind. It looks like it was designed to be used as a firefight arena down the line, as do a number of other spaces in the campaign.

The opening sequence on the Banished ship had big Titanfall 2…

I miss steroids.

What’s the value of them? What position do they occupy in our workaday world?