MMOs need exploits, rich farm areas, to make them bearable to play.

Borderlands did it right. Diablo does it right.

This is the problem when a game's progression is heavily gear-based instead of skill-based. Loot-based games create ridiculous situations like this, especially when the loot drops wrong. You should be stuck with common and maybe uncommon gear until damn near the end of the game. Then, and only then, should the…

I've already said my piece on the cave itself, but I continue to find it both fascinating and enjoyable how so many people can wordlessly agree on the rules for one specific thing like this. I love this kind of emergent cooperation, even if (actually, particularly if) it's not what the game's creators intended.…

Statistically speaking, when it comes to broad categories like sexuality, you're right. No one is unique. Even outliers aren't unique, they're just small extremes in datasets. On a scale of 7 billion people, even outliers may represent millions of people.

Hahaha, that last video. He's all "I got him, I got him I— whoa. Is he.. whoa. FLY AWAY STANLEY!"

Actually, you're not in danger of doing something like this with Samsung packaging, at least.

I wanted to level a lot of characters, not spend 4 months getting one just to max.

I was never aggravated by the elevators. Yeah, I thought it was a little silly for them to take so long, but it never aggravated me. Man, why are gamers so impatient?

It's incredibly impressive, but it's not what the mountain bike was designed for. lol I love how the guy's all 'mountain biking has been progressing' or something, and it's like.. no. Stunt biking has progressed from BMX to mountain bikes, but this *isn't* mountain biking.

This is real mountain biking:

"Two OS on one computer" is nothing like two self-aware, conscious individuals sharing one body. It's obvious that you don't seem to fully grasp the concepts at play here. Also, the Major isn't an expert on ghosts, because they're very poorly understood (just as consciousness, identity, and self-awareness are poorly…

Which is funny when you consider the fact that the first Assassin's Creed was an Xbox 360 exclusive for a looooong time.

Admittedly if the price of the bundle was different than the price of a non-bundle, then yes, those sales count.

In the US this might have been true....

Oh, no, let's laugh some more.

I was actually using hyperbole for effect when I claimed they were all on Tumblr, but sure, let's do math based on a purposefully exaggerated statement.

Also, my statistic was 1% of 1%. So 0.01% of the population (which would, admittedly, still be around 700,000 people). If you assume that Tumblr's population is on…

Well, lots of Western things sell in Japan, but it's an odd situation and very specific. You can find tons of hilarious knock-offs of 80s US style over there.

I know, right? It's like trying to imagine a German company buying an American one and selling products in the US.. that would never happen because they hate us so much after World War II, right?

Famitsu also has a breakdown for the biggest selling games. Number one was Titanfall at 22,416 copies—however, be aware that these numbers include copies of the game that were included in the Xbox One Titanfall bundles. The next biggest selling title was Kinect Sports Rivals at 14,191 copies. But again, realize that…

You're not getting the point at all. Sorry man, it's going right over your head.

Uh, those two properties were licensed to other studios long before Marvel started taking creative control of its other properties.