I wonder if maybe they made the killing route darker once they decided on a non-lethal path?

Disorderly Conduct is definitely one of those catch-all charges that gets tagged onto everything, but “Contempt of Cop” is usually Resisting Arrest in conjunction.

Also, no amount of ignorance will defend you from trying to breach a lawful police blockade when it’s keeping the route clear for a Presidential motorcade.…

This changes everything.

This summary doesn’t seem terribly surprising, sadly. Blizzard’s writers seem to have a very unhealthy fixation on the First and Second Wars, despite them being super generic fantasy schlock, and also from games that were released before many of their players were probably born by now.

Aww, that sucks. Of the “video game with toys”, Disney Infinity definitely had the best sculpts. I guess at this point maybe the prices might drop a little before collectors eat up the stock, but it’ll be sad to not get continuations of that line. The Star Wars ones were basically Clone Wars / Rebels animations made…

In the comics at least, Cap’s shield doesn’t cut like that, the reason he can use it to break metal things is cuz Vibranium does stupid pseudo-science things to metal and shatters it.

Yeah, buying top-end cards is always a losing proposition on that front. I got an R9 290 for a steal, and price-performance I couldn’t be happier; it blows away any other card I could have gotten for the price by nearly 50%. Retailers were just pushing them out the door as fast as they could with AMD’s new releases…

Hey, just cuz the old lady is insane doesn't mean she wants her dead.

He came back as a raid boss, AFAIK.

The ringingest endorsement ever.

I guess I just find him more interesting because even though he’s an asshole, they’ve given him pretty ample reasons most of the time. Mr. Fantastic is too often too smart for the good of everyone around him. Though in fairness, I haven’t kept up on either of them, so maybe there’s stuff I missed. I really did love…

As much as I agree with you, of all the Illuminati, I feel like Namor was the most reasonable and justified. He told them it was a terrible idea, and he was right. I kinda feel like they shoehorned him into this “Namor must suffer” role, which I really would have rather seen go to Mr. Fantastic.

Compared to mobile games though, the returns from those, especially adjusting for the risk of getting much less, simply aren’t in the same league as payware mobile games. Those take so little time and effort (comparatively) to create, but yield insane amounts of money so they can even splurge a little on talent like…

Jessica Drew has hardly ever been called one of Marvel’s most well-balanced heroes though.

That’s kind of debatable, really. The only reason R2 could fix it was because the city’s central computer told him, which seems to be an incidence of “R2 is freaking magic”, judging by 3PO’s incredulity. It's entirely possible that they sabotaged it in the only way that wouldn't be noticed too easily and Vader just…

Modern concrete is not as durable, and there are plenty of examples of this. Look up Brutalist architecture some time and see how impermanent it can be.

All I think of when I see that is the insane water infiltration issues that are going to make a mockery of that proposed lifespan. Concrete is NOT permanent. Not even remotely.

Hey now, Admiral Piett did okay. Wasn't his fault that the rebel scum turned out to be skilled kamikazes.

What’s interesting to me is that with a digital platform like Steam, it’s completely possible for the publisher to actually take a cut of digital resales, something that is usually next to impossible for physical resale. Suddenly all of those infinite changings of hands are actually a long-term revenue stream.

Of…

The only way this could work is if Valve and the Publishers got a hefty cut of second hand sales.