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>Getting accused of the Straw-man fallacy when the accuser doesn't even know what it means. Pseudo-intellectuals dominate the Internet.
It used to be Skyrim, though seeing how I haven't even touched the game in well over a year after unlocking all 75 of its achievements, I...
I really enjoyed Telltale's take on the Joker. It was a really bold move, and it's something I can respect the writers for.
What about the first season of The Walking Dead, or The Wolf Among Us? The latter is there finest work, by far, even if the narrative has its...
Interesting. Where did you find this tidbit?
Did a little bit of dabbling, myself. Keep up the good work.
The worst thing about this is that relative took care of me throughout my childhood. That same relative had a multitude of degrees, one of them...
You know how it feels to have a relative that believes the Earth is flat? It's not good, I can say that...
I'm not sure just how more patient people were back in the old days, but these people didn't have the luxury of expecting Day One patches in their...
You can't expect people who've never seen the word "glass" used in that context before to immediately realize, "Oh, that's exactly what I was...
I guess a lot of people didn't know what "glassing" meant until they saw that scene.
True. It seemed obvious what Bigby would've done if the player chose that option. He's a sheriff with a trouble history — of course there would be...
If *this* is the wrong site to vent on such a stupid dismissal, I'd hate to see what the rest of Internet would think if I called it out anywhere...
People with this "not as good/bad as we/you remember it being" mentality should just piss off. Opinions aren't based solely on memory.
This kind of level-headed perspective on game companies changing over time isn't as common as it should be. Reminds me of how people think Rare...
