Ah, the old argument that the writer is writing what they write because they're just trying to get clicks. Yeah, a succinct, non-histrionic headline and a bunch of reporting mixed in with argument sure are the telltale signs of a writer who doesn't give a damn about what they're saying and is just cravenly farming…

"That's what I'm reading here."

Maybe they're experiencing major growth in some places and need to expand to accommodate the new possibilities? They may have to go in-depth about where they want to stick their business and what to do with it to maximise the outcome.

Yet another video game webcomic that would have been funnier with one less panel.

Why didn't you send him a message and say you're sorry?!?!?!?! I don't understand why people don't do this. I do it all the time.

I have a "shoot first, ask questions later" mentality in GTAV. As soon as I see an unfamiliar dot encroaching on our (me and friends) territory I let out a predatory bird call to my friends to let them know its time to battle. We smoke the fool and go about our business at the strip club.

I've been playing alot lately in invite only sessions with friends. doing missions and what not. Its way more fun than just running around getting into random gunfights with people.

What I've learned is that Los Santos is a place for revenge... I was the exact same kind of player and then everything's shifted: I became vengeance. I met this guy and we rolled to Trevor's enterprise hangars. I took a plane and the guy just threw a C4 brick on the hull of my plane. He took an helicopter and we flew…

What's worse, believing that vaccinations make your kids autistic, or not reading articles before you jump to write angry comments about them?

You know what I remember? The good ending of Splinter Cell: Double Agent *SPOILERS* on the Yacht, as you attempt to disarm the bomb, the head antagonist Carson Moss is on the boat. He dies with a shot to the head like everyone else, just the one and then you disarm the bomb.

This always stood out for me. At the time I…

I think we're talking about figurative ghosts, not the kind that they search for on reality shows with handheld cameras. And it helps that the rhetoric around Gettysburg, from Lincoln onward, has emphasized the way that the acts of soldiers are more vivid than rhetoric, practically a feature of the landscape: "The…

A lot of dudes play games with female protags, and when the option is available, as female avatars.

"And I saw the Four Horsemen of the Comment Apocalypse, and they said in unison unto me: 'Beware the false idol Kinja and her wily ways.' And I, for my part, took up my mobile device and screeched, 'EVEN NATIVE AMERICANS DON'T THINK THE NAME IS OFFENSIVE!' and lo, the Angel Snyder smiled down on me, well pleased."

Oh great, the entire concept-trend-obsolescence life cycle has played out for VR without a proper model ever getting into consumer hands. The privileged press has fallen in and out of love with VR and declared it over before it even had a chance to begin for the rest of us plebs.

I don't care what you meant, idiot. You're getting all pissy like a teenage girl on deviantart, calm down.

Sure, I'll play The Last of Us again.

Dont forget about this guy!!!

My goal is to play through Phantasy Star 3 and 4. Beat 1 and 2 so far this year. Amazing games (the first one holds up so well despite its age).

Fixed an issue where if a player drank Whisky in their apartment until they passed out, this could cause a clone to appear who would then attack them.