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Ditto!

I played the Demo at Pax last August, and the gameplay feels cautious and weighted like Dark Souls. Positioning and dodge rolls were key, unlike the straightforward hack/slash of the video. The video doesn’t really do it justice. Was my game of show and one of my most anticipated this year.

I played this just last weekend at Wizard World Portland, and I agree that the game play was perfect for this type of game. Definitely picking it up when it comes out.

Interesting

Eh, I disagree. I don’t think its fair to assume that a title should have a certain amount of ‘speed’ based off its genre. Many games like this are fast because there isn’t much to the button combinations, its a lot of mashing. This title could be more combo oriented or time oriented. If thats the case a slower combat

I think a lot of people don’t realize that, based on their stances on the issues, in a pre-Reagan-and-the-moral-majority GOP, Bill and Hillary Clinton and Obama would all be considered decent center-right republicans. Sure, they seem liberal by today's standards, but that's just because of how far the political

So a big part of my job is spent in some of the poorest areas of my city, which being in the south means they are almost entirely minorities living there. Most of my patients are routine transports (doctors appointments, dialysis treatments, physical therapy, etc) so you get to know them and their families after a

OMG here we go again. With the personal story of Clinton, the great sacrificer.

She was proud to support kicking people off welfare, which lead to a growth in extreme poverty. Probably the most anti-children and families policy possible. Then of course, war is bad for families too.

But we’re not talking about

Disagree, the comment only came after her supporters made the claim that women should vote for Clinton because shes a woman, not mentioning any of her accomplishments, even scolding women if they dont.

Nah, the woman who said it first (jane elliott) probably said it in repsonse to all the famous white women who have been campaigning for her who say we (women) should support the female candidate.

A terrific Republican politician, yes...

I am specifically NOT voting for her because of her record. And believe me, I have considered it very closely. While talk about women’s rights is all well and good, if a mother can’t feed her children or has to work two jobs to do so, if women (and men) can’t afford to go to college, if people are struggling just to

100% of the people who passed the Voting Rights Act of 1965, enabling black people to have voting rights,and signed into law, were old white men. 100% of the people against it were white too, but there were clearly less of them.

Hmm. Nope.

Yeah...I’m still on the fence, which makes pretty much everyone I know who isn’t a Republican hate me because they’re all pro-Bernie, but I feel like I want to do a real in-depth rundown of my OWN of where the candidates stand on the issues I care about before I cast my vote, but Gloria Steinem basically just made

I thought Steinem had outgrown this shit. I remember being horrified by her in 1993 when she called Kay Bailey Hutchison “a female impersonator” while campaigning for her opponent. I’m sorry a whole new generation is being exposed to her second wave attachment to this false notion of sisterhood betrayed.

I saw that yesterday. No, you were not taking crazy pills.

This is just a page out of the Clinton family playbook. See: Sister Souljah

YEAH BUT SHE DOESN’T KNOW THAT

tfw madeline albright calls you a sex traitor