Just the latest thing the sjws are bitching about. Polygon started it, and McIntosh/Sarkeesian joined in so now everyone else needs to pull the party line. That and get in on the clickbait race-baiting. Need that ad revenue.

Couple Devs and a bunch of youtubers have been tearing them apart on twitter.

Sat here for a minute trying to think of what wot is.

So far I've got Web of Trust and Wheel of Time.

Looks like just another day on tumblr to me.

Looked ok enough from what I saw in a lets play. Wouldn't say it was a $60 game, but not bad for a new ip.
Probably won't be picking it up tho. Just going to be better games this year.

KotakuInAction is like the only one I read. Reddit a shit.

You can usually narrow it down based on what's being said.

My interest is piqued. For some reason I never really got into Fallout. Kinda meh on a Boston setting. New England in general is overdone. Kinda a boring region, but we'll see how they handle it I guess.

Definitely could go for a good post apocalyptic game.

Back, but I rarely carry a wallet. I hardly ever have money on me. Card and ID mostly, and that fits in the tiny pocket inside your front pocket.

Quote from: Naoto on June 02, 2015, 07:14:57 PM

She'll marry Danny and all will be well in westeros.

danny is terrible

Well duh, but everyone good is going to die.

I'd play a ghibli dark souls.

Quote from: Naoto on June 02, 2015, 05:42:52 PM

What coffee should I get?

Depends on your pallet. Do you like a darker roast, medium bodied roast, or light roast?
Also, how much caffeine do you require?

Been drinking mostly darker roast, but that's just what I have on hand. As much caffeine as possible.
I always get overwhelmed going to starbucks. Too many choices, and they use stupid names for their sizes. Small = tall. Vinte grande 

If I don't get a frap I just have someone else order for me. Not much of a coffee connoisseur yet. Didn't care for it for the longest time.

What coffee should I get?

Probably around 36 hrs. I've worked a 15 hr shift before.

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