It's one of SMF's features that we don't use. We don't really need it since most people upload their images elsewhere, and then others use dropbox, google drive and other sites to upload their files.

Use your spirit powers instead.

By the way, I'm keeping a database of Sep7agon game reviews now. I ended up coming across some borderline stuff that I wasn't sure should be included, like Icy's Destiny thread, and your own "Food for Thought" series that you did a long time ago. You'll find it in the "Other game analysis" section down the thread.

I was just wondering if you were okay with that.

I am fine with that, I thought people just forgot that small series ever even existed. Especially since during then I was mostly working on the design, so I thought it was sidelined due to the stuff I was doing.

Edit: just got chrome and it works fine. It's just the regular browser that spergs out

What is the name of the default browser on your Android device?

So, let's check the list for how Destiny has been handled so far;

• Key staff original to the studio left, or was fired over power games in steering the game versus the publisher's demands
• Game faces serious changes and cuts a year before release (thus breaking a game that was on development at least since late 2010)
• Gets rid of old fans that did not move onto the new IP, and revokes their access from the forums unless they accept and move on with them
• Exaggerated advertising and hype generation showed a distorted picture of what the game would be. People in stores nowadays are doubtful when they look at the cover of Destiny and its pricing versus the price of other AAA games.
• Game is released with lack of content, and content comes as DLC and then microtransactions. Also trading isn't enabled in the game, thus forcing a lack of a player-driven economy (where in the first place Bungie wanted to create a player economy in Destiny) and the only economy is based on endless grinding and RNG.
• Cosmetic micro-transactions added, especially emotes that were lacking in the base game. The revenue from these will be used to probably encourage further support for the game down the line. There is no "free" updates in Destiny, it's just updates fueled by the micro-transactions.

Our plan is to use these new items to bolster the service provided by our live team for another full year, as they grow and create more robust and engaging events that we’ll announce later this year. It has been, and continues to be, our goal to deliver updates to the game. Going forward, our live team is also looking to grow beyond vital updates and improvements to focus on world events, experiences, and feature requests.

Oh, yeah, the service that in the first place decided that text chat was useless in an online game, and the voice chat is a mess in most situations? Also, people throw a good amount of money to the game. Destiny currently has a high retail price, like other Activision titles. So, why do people need to pay even more for a game that's really, beyond any recovery besides the extra revenue from impulse buying and curiosity?

If you’re still skeptical, you can log in next week and take a look for yourself. We’ll be dropping some free Silver into your account so you can purchase an emote or two and become legend through the power of dance.

Skeptical of what, microtransactions? I am not. I've bought things on microtransactions, especially cosmetic ones, from the flute in Guild Wars 2 to CS:GO skins. I am skeptical that the team at Bungie can really deliver to the big, fat promise that the game will improve over time unless I shill out 50 Euros every couple months between DLC and microtransactions. It's probably this way because it's a console release. Subscriptions are too hard to implement due to the publisher and either Microsoft or Sony having a problem with monthly or recurring subscriptions on top of theirs.

I also think that throwing cash won't really fix the main story of the game that feels rushed, has sudden turns, spasms and poor character development.

Yeah, who designed th-- oh. I'll get right on fixing it as soon I've got the tools and access to the code ready.

So, I see that the US is trying to get back to the good times of the Old West, right?

It's the closest thing to my idea posted here. So, I am curious how it will turn out.

I've had a whole semester where I had to attend a single class Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 12:00 to 13:00. It was Web Design. In my college we also have absences; so if I skipped one too many, I'd fail the class automatically.

griffith from berserk.

I agree, Griffith had placed a lot in his inner circle. So, at least, in human form Griffith didn't do anything wrong, but give into the temptation of the powers offered to him.

There are some games I can't get on the PC. Especially PS2 games, some Xbox 360 ones (e.g. Red Dead Redemption, and Eternal Sonata are two good examples outside of the obvious ones like Halo 3, Halo 3: ODST, and Fable 2) and even PS3 ones like the Zone of Enders and Metal Gear HD collections, and Metal Gear Solid 4.

For older games, sometimes I prefer emulation, but it's much better to play a classic game on its original console. Once upon a time I even had a Wii and through it I played lots of NES and SNES classics.

Imagine Pokemon made by Kentaro Miura with Norihiro Yagi. (Author of Berserk, and the author of Claymore)

You saw that movie, Alien, right? That's what's going to happen.