You can ask for backup while playing solo, and anyone else playing solo will get an occasional reminder that there are parties to group up with. It is a cool feature, but the reminder was too frequent. I appreciate the timer, but I would also love to just turn it off after a while because you can join those people…

I want to know how people get into this kind of thing. Do you pick a game and say “I love this game to death and will be able to play it until I know everything about it or my eyes bleed and I go blind.” Or is it you find a glitch like a loose thread on a shirt you got for your birthday from your Aunt. You start…

Looks like standard Bethesda human face to me.

I won’t tell you how to spend your money, but I will say that the microtransactions don’t bother me because I don’t really care about multiplayer in a Metal Gear Solid game and the single-player stuff is fucking fantastic. I can totally sympathize if you feel otherwise, though.

“My husband and I are vegan. My daughter is vegetarian and both of them are allergic to gluten, lactose, shellfish, soya, onions, peppers and GM foods.” I’m assuming the kids survive on eating air, then. Assuming it’s not red air, cause they’d probably be allergic to that too.

From Dinklebot to Drakebot...

Hell yeah, it’s worth it. Especially if you can get a used GOTY copy. Most places I’ve seen it have it for around or under $20. This is one of those games I wish I could play again for the first time.

So basically another “they jump out you” horror game... sigh...

Ah, yes. The Benediction quest for priests was very very good. I am happy and proud to have done it legit when it was relevant.

Haaa. That’s funny because... because... yeah, I got nothing. 10 to 1 that’s a posed shot and the person behind the camera shredded the game then placed everything and took the shot.

That’s the sole reason I got mine. Sure there were other games I ended up buying, but Bayonetta was the only one that mattered.

The best part of the reveal was how awkward the trio acted with each other. I guess this is why Bungie doesn’t like matchmaking for Raids.

The waitress’s exasperated manager, the bartender and two bus boys join in the search and they eventually find it - at the bottom of a full pitcher of water.

I really really hope the raid in HoW is as awesome as vault of glass was. I don’t expect much on terms of story missions, but if this raid isn’t great then definitely not buying any other expansions they release this year

I'm guessing a significant chunk of that Tower time has been spent A) looking for Xur and B) jumping from plant to plant while waiting for everyone to finish getting ready.

It might have been a Sub-Zero freeze!

The Dark Below has turned out to be the biggest disappointment of Destiny so far. The vanilla game had so many things wrong with it, but it was still an enjoyable experience. The Dark Below is not, for me.