Yeah! Like maybe the main character could just be this nobody from some frontier desert planet like Jakoo, but then he gets caught up with some space smuggler/bootlegger type guys. Oh and there’s gotta be something about teaching him to use the Force, obviously. And a superweapon that can blow up space stuff!

My statement does not stand.

I mean, it’s the Pokemon world, so presumably this is not a new thing for them. On any given day you’re likely to see at least a dozen battles. It's probably about as interesting to watch as handshakes are to us.

Seems fine to me. I mean, I was crazy critical of it when it first came out — because I loved WarCraft III and the new lore was new, and different. But I got over it, because it’s also fine. Thrall’s arc was pretty neat. Jaina’s arc is awesome. The dragons are all ‘oh, we give up the mantle of guardian to you guys’…

That definitely wasn’t painted with paint. I can say this confidently as someone who paints houses every day.

We need to wait until Egypt doesn’t want them anymore. Then, we strike — I mean, return the artifacts.

Mid-30s?

I know, right? I directed the crew of my yacht to wash the interior carpets and furniture with it, and now I’ve got to scuttle the damn thing. The struggle is real!

You’re a hammer. There’s not a national nail crisis.

The coursers aren’t as robotic as they let on. Their speech patterns are affected - they’re cultural. Like an accent.

Maybe YOU should be the detective! (That’s the story, yeah.)

I felt the same way after my first playthrough. I pursued the mystery of the synths to it’s conclusion doggedly, With short breaks here and there to explore the rest of the world and build settlements. When it was over, I felt pretty let down.

Gen 2 and then some. He’s a prototype, from when they were struggling to make the synths more human - before they got their hands on untarnished human DNA from Father.

SNES is a big plus, but cat is a deal breaker. Cat people are bad people. DOG PEOPLE FOR LIFE

I mean, seen in reverse, all relationships are “do the right thing, get the relationship”. The interesting bit is the uncertainty and chance for failure here. Games are systems - even a randomized system would reward and so proscribe certain behaviors. This seems like a neat way to do that.

“The facts”, “the truth” (citation needed)

Can we talk about wtf is that lady in the cover image doing?

The problem with welfare is that it is too luxurious? Absurd, troll harder.

Not sure if you’re familiar with PewDiePie’s brand, but it’s closely associated with him not growing up and acting like an adult. And it’s an extremely popular brand that’s netted him a huge following, a game, and a prospective TV show.

No one has to defend ice cream. Ice cream is wonderful on it’s own merits. Anyone who doesn't like ice cream has gone sour in their hearts.