In theory, it’s a great idea. In reality, it’s why Putin has controlled Russia since the USSR got revised off the current map.

If you’re not willing to fight and potentially kill to defend your property, then retreating and calling the police is the most sensible, reasonable means of protecting yourself, especially if the other person may be armed. Personally, I keep a handgun I’m comfortable with in a quick access safe on my…

A working knowledge of how to call the police. Mace has very variable effectiveness, knives put you into the worst possible place to be in the event of a home invader, and tasers are like mace, with the added risk of killing someone. All of them are the kind of things you would keep around to try and make yourself…

If your GS is like mine, they should be doing a launch tonight. Far as I’ve been told, I’ll be able to pick up my copy at 9 tonight.

I’m pretty sure the Lucky Emblem thing is a reference to the hidden Mickeys all over the Disney Parks, and how people have obsessively cataloged them, to the point where it’s got a Wikipedia article.

If we do get a report on that, it’ll probably come from Heather through the Special Projects desk, or get a mention in the review proper like it has with AC Odyssey and RDR2.

One could dream.

Was that a Mike the TV reference?

Wonder if the illustrious Momokun is on there?

See, I’ve been in that boat before. Took a young lady out for dinner and a movie. The movie was fair, but the dinner at Olive garden somehow ended up tabbing out at nearly 90 dollars. Mind you, at the time I was 17, working part time at a grocery store, and 90 dollars was about 25% of my monthly income.She thought…

I’m in favor of remakes, honestly, as long as they’re handled well. Like, the Crash and Spyro remakes are masterful applications of fixing what was broke, but leaving everything else intact. I understand the whole thing of forced solutions making for creative game design, but accidentally breaking a game while trying…

I learned to let go of stuff some time ago, but it’s nice that the show is helping other people do the same. I’ve personally been donating tons of stuff; unused furniture and gently worn clothing primarily, and there’s a small spark of joy to be had in walking through the thrift shop one day, seeing your old tables on…

I learned to let go of stuff some time ago, but it’s nice that the show is helping other people do the same. I’ve personally been donating tons of stuff; unused furniture and gently worn clothing primarily, and there’s a small spark of joy to be had in walking through the thrift shop one day, seeing your old tables on…

Maybe a few lessons on the finer points of internet sarcasm, LOL.

I personally really enjoy it, particularly in Fallout 4, where there being so much useful stuff around makes it so that you have to selectively keep what you’ll get the most worth out of. You’re a scavenger, and I love the thrill of finding that item with that rare resource I need, thinking “oh boy, now I can make…

It’s actually more in line with STALKER’s interface aesthetic, but isometric. That being said, Zenimax is definitely stupid and evil enough to make an attempt or at least consult their lawyers.

Saw them live back in June or July, their work translated pretty well to live performance.

To say nothing of their support work for those suffering with depression. But nah, gotta rip on those basic white boys I guess.

Step in, get fired, sadly. Corporate fast food jobs are pretty by the book like that. I used to work adjacent a Popeye’s, and one evening an employee got into an altercation with a customer. Everyone that touched the customer, including the three people trying to haul him off of the little dude, got fired.

I actually did a similar thing recently, where I revisited the game on PC. I found myself much more engaged this time around, mostly because the improved framerate ensured that combat actually flowed properly. I found myself thinking ‘this is the game they wanted to ship.’ I’m much more enamored of the sidequests now,…