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I could have sworn that was Jonah Hill.

All movies made in China must extol the greatness of the glorious Chinese Communist Party, a big no-no for me.

I’m not pro-crunch at all but I have to say, this doesn’t seem like *crunch* crunch. This seems no different than the mandatory OT I’ve had to work at a few manufacturing jobs in the past. This actually seems less awful than the 12 hour shifts 6 days a week I’ve worked. Granted we don’t know all the details, but on…

I frankly think they do a pretty good job already, and I’m not convinced the “popular” choice is really what interests me. You still have a lot of people asking for stuff like AC4: Black Flag. Yes, that’s a good game... but it’s also dirt cheap at this point, and I’d much rather have a Rocket League on there than…

Also, change your username. Where’s that option?

The humans are dead!

it’s easier to hold a phone vertically, you stupid piece of shit

I never thought that I would yell, “Really? Drunk again?” at a cartoon soldier. Then I played Massive Chalice. I need everybody sober for just one day, every 6 or 7 years, and you can’t get right?

I find that certain classes combine really well with the “reveler” trait. Caberjacks and other melee classes are best. Hunters are somewhat bad. Whatever you do, don’t start a lineage of reveler alchemists. They will miss all their throws and either get themselves or a friend killed.

If nothing else comes from this film except to kill or at least severely curtail shaky cam and blurred action shots, it will have quite possibly saved humanity. I’m a million percent not exaggerating.

Too small to read. Not signing up for Pinterest.

My internet is fine. It is only Destiny that acts up.

Yeah, nothing says “mature” like bragging about how mature you are.

Not necessary, I'd say, but if you don't like their games, or direction to at least some degree, how could you possibly add to them?

Honestly, I can't think of a way to make that happen in less than 50 movies

And Sam Worthington's was already a poor man's Michael Biehn.