Poor Epona. So young, already obsolete.

Literally my first thought, but some reading before commenting would do you wonders. Seems like that black band circling the spikes is rubber band, it can be taken off.

They definitely blow Andromeda out of the water.

I agree with everything in the article, but I still place this game as my new GOAT. Why? Because a team of 25 showed more ambition and put together a game that, really if it had the staff of each or bioware, would blow anything out of the water.

what I’m picturing right now

Yes but WoW hasn’t really gone and removed previous content availability and locked it behind a paywall as far as I’m aware??

Yeah, it raises an interesting question, and I’m sure this will keep coming up with more and more “service” games in the future. But if you bought vanilla Destiny 2 on PC (which came out in late October), you had less than a month and a half with this stuff before it locked you out. That’s kinda nuts.

Mt. Chocorua in White Mountain National Forest. New Hampshire, USA. By Brian Harvey.

I’m not yet 30, and I was just as in the dark. I also don’t have cable, though.

To quote the Nostalgia Critic’s review of Freddy vs Jason;

Yi Tien Cho also had a big speech about how much he likes women and he saw an opportunity to have women hanging off him and whilst they did so as an ‘exotic’ he looked at it better than being a ‘heathen’ and went for it. He also had a moment of genuine connection with the fortune teller that played as an abused women…

All right Kayla. Tell me how Claire could have saved the slave in a way that would fit your perfect 21st century liberal view? (btw, I’m as bleeding heart 21st c as they come, but I’m also an historian and a pragmatist). They bought him to save him and were always going to free him but Jamie *is* right- running around…

The fundamental flaw of this review is that it judges a woman of 1968 and and a man of 1767 by the standards of 2017.

Of course Clare’s narration features a bias toward the British colonialist first world/third world view. She is a product of that society. Of course Clare and Jamie would take advantage of the human…

Geillis has always been a villian. The reviewer might think back to the last episode of season 2 in which she burned her husband alive in order to power her trip back through the stones. Why is it somehow beyond the pale that she gets up to no good with young boys? So far we know of two husbands that she’s killed with…

Geillis needs to find a child who was born 200 years after being conceived. That’s Brianna, who Geillis met and spoke with in last year’s finale. Geillis saw Brianna with Claire at the stones. She knows that Brianna is Jamie’s daughter.