lol at Shadowfax. I was like... is this a hallucination? Probably some Lord of Light shit. jk it’s DB plotting! “PLOT.”

Right? I’ve been watching since season one and I was just too struck by disbelief at all the bad writing that I didn’t care. The deaths didn’t hurt or move me. They just irritated me.

Fair, and true enough.

Yes and no. So many of these games willfully engage in predatory practices - that’s not a made up thing. There’s a reason they do shit like this. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/add.14286

As a man-child with no impulse control who has been bled dry by scummy practices in P2W mobile games, I am down with this. I never thought I’d say that about a bill restricting gaming. Wild.

Golly, that brings me back to my Call of Duty console days a solid decade ago. The more things change...

The contents were garbage, apparently, so I didn’t even bother grinding for them (and actually stopped playing right after they were released).

I loved both FMA series, but they’re strange in that in order to truly experience the series, I feel like you need to watch both. The first half of the original FMA series is way better - they had more time to develop the characters, and in FMA that season feels more like watching a weird and semi-shallow recap until…

I love this head cannon.

Right? I reallllly hate spoilers but this is just fucking insane. My current take on the modern era: Thanos was right - just fucking snap already.

That is my cat’s favored pose as well, in fact.

Right? Clickbait culture has ruined so much. 

I just hate that in the modern era you have to watch something within hours of release or stay off the internet entirely, because clickbait articles teasing obvious spoilers are everywhere, and chumps in comments will ruin the movie on completely unrelated articles (because people are shitty).

Right. Like I’d feel bad but also few things make me as legitimately angry as people intentionally throwing out spoilers to ruin shit for someone else. You have to be a legitimately crap person to do that “for teh lulz” - and those shitbags are everywhere. You know what, fuck ‘em.

Right? I loved this scene. It felt so human and was utterly hilarious. People are weird.

Right, but the difference here being from the ground up positioning is far more active than vanilla D3. It’s just what stood out to me about the game immediately after a few hours of play.

Eh, not really. Put hundreds of hours into D3. Yes, the console version made it more arcade-y and added a dodge, but it’s still click to move and spam abilities on cooldown without worrying too much about positioning. In Pagan, you’re consistently moving around to dodge attacks. It’s like Guild Wars 2 combat vs.…

Yeah, it’s a good one - I still need to beat the last expansion before I do the new one, though. 

I think this one has some real potential. I’ve been craving a new ARPG for ages, and stumbled across the beta for this before it came to Steam. I’ve been poking at it, and the character progression does feel very static at the moment, leaving the lack of builds to be the only thing that really has me concerned. That…

Nah. The student loan is an industry, and a predatory one at that.