YES. a movie doesnt have to have a bad guy. it doesnt have to have a good guy. it doesnt have to be a cookie-cutter copy of a morality tale packaged in a new box. that was what I liked most about American Beauty... it told a story from an objective point of view. There is no black and white, only grey. Everyone was…

The whole bit about your gift to her, the whole conversation after you have sex, her interactions with the other followers (Iron Bull in particular... they are hilarious together), her fear of magic... she is just an awesome character.

I guarantee that you have eaten a pretzel or cherry in your life. Pac-Man is to blame.

an old guildmate from back in the early EQ days had the funniest email address. Her address was iliketolook@cox.com

True, but he would have had to admit that he was a hypocrite in order to take advantage of it :)

15 dollars a month. That adds up to 180 dollars a year. If you stay subbed, it means that you are playing, at least casually. Even if you are playing for 4 hours every week... which is a VERY conservative estimate, that means that you are playing the game for 216 hours that year. So, you are entertaining yourself for …

• “PVP servers highlight the ongoing conflict between Alliance and Horde by letting players of opposite factions endlessly grief characters that are 20-30 levels lower than them, completely ruining their play experience attack each other out in the open world. PVP servers can be a great deal of fun if you enjoy constantl…

uh... Ted Kaczynski off the top of my head.

D-Piddy was there too. He actually interacted with a few of these people.

ahh ok. I quit about halfway thru legion for the third or 4th time... havent been paying attention lately

Doesnt BfA have some RTS elements?

It is actually a really good movie. You should watch it.

Wow. I bought my ticket because I really want to see the movie. I bought a ticket to Wonder Woman because I really wanted to see the movie. Tell a story that I want to see in an enthralling manner, and I will buy a ticket to see it. Isn’t that what superhero movies are supposed to be? Escapism, entertainment, and joy.…

like “But I’m a Cheerleader?”

yep, and it definitely sucks. I think it has to do with the producers pushing games out too fast, combined with the increased complication of current games as opposed to back in the day. Think about 2 games, if you will. Finding and squashing bugs in Super Mario Brothers 3 would be VERY simple compared to finding and…

“Releasing a finished product with no “big issues” should be the norm without absolutely huge day one patches and it’s sad that that’s not the case.”

He is too busy condemning “fake news” and tweeting to do that.

Meh.
Heavy patches in the first month or so is fairly common. Even with a full-on QA team, things can still slip thru the cracks. Personally, I would rather have the initial, big issues patched out of the game before I play. 20 gigs is on the large side, but if you look at it empirically, it should only take 50 minutes…

Southpark did an episode a few years ago that had a similar thought process. Only video I could find, but it gets the point across.