They don’t even have to look far for the solution:

DC: Quit making your characters assholes and they’ll be more cinematic.

Or you take the high speed shots of other skaters out of context and it looks like a bethesda game

Not just about loving people. About loving life! I don’t care how heavy-handed it can be, it’s just the best.

There is something magical about setting up a three song recital on the Hunting Horn, playing it, transitioning into the encore, all while smacking the monster about the face six ways to Sunday ending with it flailing on the ground...

Always something special about that moment where you finally start to actually understand the flow of the weapon your using. As a Charge Blade player I spent a lot time feeling like there had to be more damage, had to be quicker ways to do things. Overtime you pick up things here and there and it really starts to…

I don’t see Daisy. Why is there no Daisy? She is objectively the best.

I get that balance changes can have a big impact, but I feel like I’m one of those average players who doesn’t care and barely notices after a couple sessions. I play everyday and usually am playing support.

Like this whole week I’ve been seeing Mercy booboo-tears all over the boards and stuff, and yet, in games with…

Can’t wait to see my son all grown up in the 3rd game.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II will come to PC on February 14. The game released on PS3 and Vita in 2016. Most notably, the PC version will have 50 percent more lines of English voice-over. If you haven’t kept up on the Trails series you’re missing out.

I mean, I plan on spending at least an hour on my Palico alone.

Disappointing but expected. I thought Setsuna was only okay, so I was willing to give Lost Sphear a shot. The demo I found atrocious, though, so I think I’ll pass.

Let’s bring on Octopath though. That game feels *amazing*

Functionally same game as Betrayal at House on the Hill:

I’m a Hamm man, myself.

Holdo is new to the top spot in the Resistance. She needed respect and authority more than she needed Poe’s okay or permission. He’s impulsive and aggressive. These are not great leadership traits and those traits kill lots of people in The Last Jedi. By not telling him, Holdo was asserting her leadership.

Clearly that glasses wearing gun enthusiast is the kid of this guy: