It occurs to me that it would be really funny if the DBZA Buu saga was essentially one episode.

I seem to recall hearing similar rumors concerning everything post-Frieza. However, this was back in the 90s, so it may have actually been the Buu rumor being misattributed to the episodes appearing in the US at the time.

The only silver lining I can see is that no Dems switched sides. While I’m holding out hope that this shitshow leads to the Republican party self destructing, I have lost almost all faith in the American electorate over the last 4 years.

It’s the sequel we never knew we wanted for Harvey Birdman, Attorney At Law

getting heads 11 times in a row

Similarly, the compies from Turok Rage Wars (and maybe others). At least that was balanced by make the player be a group of them (slightly larger hitbox), and they only had melee attacks.

I can’t recall if this has already been discussed, but I think an important factor is that the Smash games seem like they were designed specifically to avoid long or infinite combos. As such, wobbling would be an anomaly by going against the design and intent of the series. I suspect that if Melee were a more recent…

“That’s just optimizing your chances of winning within the given rules. Don’t hate the player hate the game, etc,” one person wrote on the Fortnite competitive subreddit.

But how talented/charismatic were they? The way you worded it there’s no real context for either, so it could be a compliment or an insult.

See the comment from Badprenup

I’m on the opposite end, in that smoking was always a guessing game with how quick and how strong the effect would be, though that might just be me. Getting drowsy is definitely a problem, though that might be due to the type you’ve been getting. The shops in my area have a good selection, so even the edibles have…

And who knows how much the vote is being changed by external meddling. There are too many reports about hacked and hackable voting roles, so I’m just assuming that external groups are modifying things in Trump’s favor (if nothing else because he’s an agent of chaos that makes America weaker overall). Even if that’s…

Hold up, a hacked SNES Classic can play Genesis ROMs? Sweet!

It’s a good thing you already know how to play RDR2. I tried starting it while high on edibles, and I was able to struggle through at the time. However, it also meant that the next time I loaded the game I had almost no idea how to play, so I just had to restart it.

Mostly continuing Death Stranding. I’m slowly learning to curb some of my time-wasting habits, such as farming the Mules for building materials, or trying to get 5-star ratings as soon as possible. Once I noticed that the Mules appear to refresh the materials in their storage containers, and once I realized that I’ll…

This is a pretty good mix, as I actually want to try 3 of them. Though I’m a bit sad since I recently received Call of Cthulhu as a gift. I’m a little curious why they didn’t hold off until Halloween, though I suppose it could be due to the release of Color Out Of Space.

Yeah, it could be all kinds of things, some of which won’t happen in testing environments for a variety of reasons.

This discussion is leading me to believe that the values given for the stolen products are probably the maximum possible new costs. For instance, a disc in sleeve of a new game on its own could probably be sold for $30-$40 max, but would be priced as $60 loss for GameStop.

The tricky part is that 8-10 consoles weigh 100+ pounds, which would be difficult to haul off in one stickup, and even then that’s still only ~$4k at best. 

What was he stealing? Was he walking out with tons of new games in those disc sleeves? Even then, $130k of stuff is difficult to steal from Gamestop without a truck. The cost-to-volume ratio is usually really bad. Also, it says he robbed 4 stores, but I’m guessing he robbed them repeatedly? Like 130+ times?