Is body type + voice the way Cyberpunk determines whether you’re trans or cis? Like, does saying “If your V has a masculine body type and masculine” voice mean that to romance this character, you need to be a cisgender man?

I never played Overwatch, I know nothing about it or its characters and couldn’t even name any of its characters... except D.Va. Thanks, Pornhub!

Yeah he had other unsavory qualities and beliefs as well, Gary did. Though given the things I’ve seen from new TSR, it seems like they’ve gone in an even worse direction.

I would argue they could treat it better by making the games still good, but obviously that is highly subjective, hah.

Ah, that’s exciting then!

And let’s face it—Optical Rascal wouldn’t even be in the top 5 silliest Squeenix names.

I cannot agree more. I wish they’d treat Final Fantasy as well as their other titles!

To be fair, France had a lot of problems overthrowing their monarchy. Like, everyone remembers the Revolution getting all choppy with Louis XVI, but they seem to forget that afterward France had more than 30 years of monarchy, not to mention recurring Bonapartes.

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Well, I’m pleased. How reliable do we think that release date is?

While certainly true in part, that doesn’t mean the monarchy was a good institution.

I’m inclined to agree, regarding the republic. The Cromwells had no shortage of failings, of course, but ending the monarchy was a good call. I’m hoping Chuckles III will continue the tradition of his name of being a big enough failure that he inadvertently kills the monarchy—and that this time it stays dead, of course…

RIP to the human being, but screw the monarchy and the empire.

I’m a huge fan of the Switch--it’s the first console I’ve actually owned since the 360 because I mostly prefer to use the PC, but I just had to spend the money on this one. That said, I will never pass up an opportunity to complain about the bizarre decision to finally add folders, and not let us put them on the main…

What a dumb chump.

Yes, I am now getting into Roman history as my field, and I have to say, I am assuming some of my colleagues are going to be just a little too into the ancients, a little too positive about Roman ways. That’s the danger, I suppose.

Could not agree more. I don’t really think there is any good reason to preorder a game.

This article is fun and I enjoyed it, but I do have a question—am I the only one who makes different choices every time I play? I have completed probably 15 playthroughs of the entire trilogy making different combinations of choices and romancing someone different every time. I feel like that’s the fun of this kind of…

As a grognard myself, I am way beyond worrying about changes I don’t like. I’ve got my 5e books, and love them. I’ve got my 1e and B/X books, and love them too. And 5e didn’t render me suddenly incapable of playing the older versions, either!

I dunno, I kinda like hearing people’s opinions. It’s why I come to blog websites like this, if I’m being honest.