Koffing is one of my favorite Pokemon. I don’t have anything interesting to say about it, so here’s some terrifying TCG art.

That was my first Metal Gear game! There was a lot of supplemental wiki browsing.

And then they can get married and live happily ever after! 

Those parts featured heavily in the marketing, but there were only two moments of having to run from invincible enemies in 7 and they were actually pretty brief and in the first half of the game if I recall correctly.

I believe she’s writing the new Powerpuff Girls pilot? Which honestly is the one thing that will make me cautiously check it out.

I’m totally fine with people feeling a sense of accomplishment from beating a particularly challenging game. Good for them! What I find strange is the completely accurate point you make about others beating the game at a lower difficulty making them feel less accomplished. It just makes no sense to me. They still did…

This is a terrible comparison. If you’re playing a board game with other people, then these behaviors negatively impact someone else. Someone else’s experience with a single player game has nothing to do with yours.

I also don’t understand why the “git gud” crowd cares so much about how other people play single-player games. If I want to play a game on easy mode or only play a little bit at a time instead of sitting down for long runs, why would anyone care? It doesn’t stop anyone else from experiencing the game the way they want.

Well it sounds ridiculous when you put it like that! But I really did enjoy the whole Az and Floette story in X/Y. 

The half-assed nature of the design just makes it more insulting. Dude just bought a Boseman face model someone else already designed for $50 and placed a gold texture on it.

The 30 minute time limit for the demo makes no sense. I completed the demo in 25 minutes. There’s no way I could finish the demo again in the remaining five minutes. So I just don’t get to play it again? There was a certain part I would like to experience again because I feel like I rushed through it a bit. I suppose…

Half Life: Alyx is the only VR game so far that I really care about playing and I’m certainly not dropping that kind of money for one game. And I’m with you on the Quest. So this mod may be the only way I end up experiencing this game. 

I already have a perfectly fine Switch, and I haven’t been interested in any of the special editions, but I would absolutely buy another one if it was transparent.

I like it. But what I really want is Atomic Purple! Bring back the 90s trend of transparent plastic in various colors.

Mine is the opposite of being a completionist. I hate looting, so I end up missing useful items along the way. And I tend to skip side quests unless it’s something as urgent as the main quest. Like Preston would tell me about a nearby settlement having trouble in Fallout 4 and I’d be like “No! That has nothing to do…

I know a few guys from my hometown who became cops after high school and they were the bullies there. They then kept that level of aggression after and had no other valuable skills. A career as a cop is one of the few where they don’t have to change that.

Also this.

What I meant was the action that takes place in the story mode and multiplayer are similar. They both capture the same “feel”, for lack of a better word. That’s not the case here. And perhaps the others weren’t exactly an afterthought, but they are not the priority. I’m not sure what you mean by that not being how the…

Those games exist for multiplayer, the story mode is an afterthought. That’s never been a focus of this series. If anything is very obviously shoe-horned here, it’s this game mode. Also, the multiplayer in those games you mention is similar to the story mode (you shoot people who are also shooting you). Not really a…

It feels so weird seeing these characters fight each other. Is there any reason given why this situation is happening? RE is better suited for co-op. It’s not a premise that works as a PvP game.