My list left out DLC bosses (because you didn't have them), included a few notable non-boss enemies, and was in roughly chronological order.

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That's all I'll say.

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And that's why politics and legal proceedings shouldn't mix. They pushed for Murder 1 on a cop on duty. Murder 2 was doable and gets him off the streets. But... Nope. Gotta appease the mobs. And murder 1 wasn't possible. He'd have had to premeditated to kill him. He didn't. He wanted to have some lulz by rattling him up and went too far. Idiot prosecutors

Blaming Nero for the death would be like blaming a first responder for an ER doc's malpractice.

The guy had nothing to do with Gray's death.

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Engaging in trade is what will open places like Cuba and Vietnam up.

Engaging in arms trade will open up Vietnam...to what, exactly? Lifting the embargo is a good thing, and is strategically important in preparing for a conflict with China, but you're acting like embargoes and sanctions aren't standard alternatives to occupation these days.

Not really, you're the one who's acting as if you have to occupy a place if you don't put an embargo on them.

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Typically because there are more effective medications available that aren't just recreational drugs. There are already a few cannabinoid-based medications available, though.

The only good thing about ska is that it all sounds the same, so you only have to listen to one song to know the genre's trash.

But...oh my God I'd be lying if I said I didn't tear up those last 10 minutes.  I've seen theories of Bran pretty much being a time traveler, so I'm not too upset at writing him in to "create" Hodor.  Still, I was pretty upset.

It just felt really contrived. Bran just randomly hops over to check out the Others' army, then gets grabbed, which is apparently some sort of mark, and that mark somehow nullifies all of the Children's magic, and I guess they were planning on Bran doing that because their army was already there...and yada yada yada, stuff happens, Bran and the three-eyed crow are just hanging out in past Winterfell for some reason, and Bran can warg into Hodor and use greensight at the same time, and there's a door in the tree apparently, etc. The whole scene was just kind of goofy and nonsensical.

Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the episode. I'm really looking forward to getting it right in the books, though.

Sure, but there's also a tendency for self-serving bias from the same group, and that's not specific to gender issues. Look at something like the wage gap: a notion that has largely been debunked, but is still highly contested because some people feel that it exists.

But in general, people with experience tend to have better-informed opinions and are more trustworthy in those areas.

That kingsmoot writing was the dumbest shit. They could've just copied it in the book.

They would combine to form a 4-dimensional human existing outside of space-time, where they would multiply exponentially and lead humanity into the next step of evolution.

Some asshat just invaded me and completely broke a quest line I was doing. How is this shit even allowed?

What happened? Invaders can't even interact with NPCs.

Thinking of playing through these games soon, which one should I start with? I'm thinking I should go with 1, but my brother thinks 3 is easier and I should start with that. Any thoughts?

Doesn't really matter which order you play it in, but if you play 1 first you'll understand more of the lore and references, and have access to all the DLC. Don't start with 2.

It's not weird at all. Piss and leave.

At this point no amount of firefighters, manpower, or money will put out the fire. Whenever stuff like this happens, the country generally accepts a small amount of aid (or none), and graciously denies the rest.

It's like a Chinese family arguing over who gets to pay the bill at dinner.

That's pretty typical for national disasters occurring in wealthy countries.