I kinda want a cockatiel, just so I can teach it "September".

The sarcastic dialog choice, man. Makes you sound like a sperglord every time.

Lol didn't Evolve tank even after going F2P on PC?  What a deal.

But back to Prepatch Halo 4...What the fuck were they thinking? Why is the BR FIVE FUCKING BURSTS to kill? You all know I LOVE this game but I cannot abide this.

Dat DMR godmode and Boltshot.

I'm also trying to keep a balance between Paragon and Renegade in conversations as best I can.

Enjoy lacking the resolve to handle any dispute whatsoever.

Do an incompetent-run.  Do everything wrong and face nothing but consequences.

It is gooth, though.

I think the worst part about Nintendo's DLC is how they market it.  They talk up their content as if we should be excited by the fact that they've employed a business practice 10 years late, not by the content itself.  It's as if they're like "holy shit guys, innit cool that we can sell you stuff after the game is out?"

It's so vague ("a new map feature", "a new story", "more challenges") that there's nothing to grasp at in terms of scale/worth, so it's unclear if it's even justified to exist at all.  I can get an idea of how big "a dungeon" is, but only if I compare it to past Zeldas.  The ones from the demo seemed somewhat smaller; maybe it's not, but I have no idea if it's even fair to compare these similar-sounding elements to previous titles.  Should I be mad that the "trials" challenge isn't available out of the gate like every other one?  I don't know.

And their entire pitch was more "This is how DLC works.  It's more of the game" than it was "we have DLC and this is why you should be excited".  The most they said about it, in terms of selling it, was "it is something new and fun".  A+

Obviously they're going to focus on it later, but it's a weak way to start off and accomplishes pretty much the opposite of what they want: appealing only to the people who will automatically see it as justified, while leaving neutral parties unconvinced and skeptics even more skeptical.

Lastly, while it might not be the case, they make it sound like disk-locked content, so give them another 5 years and they'll figure out that's not well received.

Stay in school.

And then we got our marines here sporting gear by fucking Fisher Price

I've seen 95% of Steam reviews complaining about Peer to Peer, but I don't understand.  I don't see the issue, especially when compared to a big P2P title (such as CoD on consoles), where the same problems are also present and most people don't give a shit.

I don't personally notice any problems with host-advantage, and everyone's bitching about how host migration is just a completely unacceptable annoyance (and it's considerably faster than most games I've played).  Maybe it's just me, but it seems like a massive echochamber.

I'd feel pretty sad if Deci died TBH. Not even joking, it would be a sad ending to his tragic tale, knowing he didn't end up well.

I'd be mostly impressed, since he's already lived through so many explosions.

Python's a pretty decent language to learn. It's high-level, meaning the more intricate technical aspects are more taken care of for you.  Same goes for C#.

I had an easier time learning C++ than I did Java, but I think it's normally the other way around for people.

I recommend C++, Java, and Python.  StackOverflow is a good site for finding answers to arbitrary problems that at least one other person in the world has had before.  And if you have any basic C related questions, I might be able to help.

Yeah, that's stupid.

Also love the recycled audio for it.

Don't know how good the Falcons are, but the pats go every other year and slip up. So I'm kinda hoping for that so I can see everyone back home lose their shit.

I was confused, because I thought all the people on this bird page on Facebook were anti-Semites, but I guess they use double parens to indicate that they're talking like birds, since birds are constantly shaking or something.

I like to think they're all anti-semitic, though.