Remember when the Internet was evolving in the 90s and everyone said you should never give a website your real information let alone your real payment information? I don’t think Bezos is worth $100 billion because we are giving Amazon fake addresses and credit cards every time we make a purchase.

So....just so we’re clear, you don’t own the game and don’t actually know how the xp system works from firsthand experience?

Please, by all means, continue to pat yourself on the back for criticizing something you know nothing about.

FFS we are talking about meaningless cosmetic items here. The game is a blast and you were never going to buy it anyways, so save your self-righteous bullshit for something else, because you look like a tool here.

Amazon may need to up its customer service game if they’re going to start delivering prepared meals. I mean, I’m not sure Blue Apron has ever had this headline:

Listen to the song lyrics carefully. Find them in writing and read them if you’re not sure still.

You might want to read through the song lyrics for the answer to your first question. There’s a huge difference between a slutty no-strings-attached fling and using the emotions of a long string of women to fill some sort of personal emptiness.

I guess he would have preferred images of having NSA sex, spreading venereal disease and the inevitable sadness of women raising children alone. I find that more morally repugnant than killing super mutants.

You don’t know what you’re talking about

Yeah, his description makes it sound like the commercial was full of wanton violence. There’s a disconnect with what’s actually depicted. I don’t think shooting a (potentially cannibalisitc) giant mutant to be an act of blood sport.

Additional counter: commenters on Polygon were pointing out that there’s not any homicide in the trailer being called out; he shoots at a Super Mutant at one moment in the trailer.

The killings and physical violence were not to protect innocent life, but instead were repugnant and morally indefensible images designed to appeal to young consumers.

Well, as it says “violent domestic dispute” I see no issue here. That is proper terminology for the incident.

When a review attacks a writer for being negative and calling him out on his hate when they themselves are doing the very same thing they accuse him of doing in this very review.

I thought Gawker got shut down because Univision recognized there was no revenue in it and they didn’t want political commentary. Why is Gizmodo posting reviews of leaked copies of a book that has nothing to do with technology? The comments will say to just ignore the article, right? I don’t want to ignore it. Stop…

The original Destiny was pretty darn good, and a lot of people enjoy it. It looks like the second one is shaping up to improve on the formula while delivering a similar gameplay experience, which isn’t a terrible thing.

Sorry but more often than not there have always been a predecessor that needed to be made before a franchise really takes off. No one gives a shit about the original Street fighter, Mario Bros didn’t start out as a side scroller. Castlevania wasn’t a the item/ability Metroidvania game people expect from those titles.…

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