I 100% agree. I hate that nobody has told him his backstory yet. I get why they’re scared to and it makes sense, but I’ve grown to like Crow and he deserves to know why people are treating him like shit. I was pissed off the entire story this week cause I wanted to sit Crow down and tell him and I wanted to tell Petra to leave him the fuck alone.

From a biased standpoint, it’s a great game and reviews tend to be people having growing pains. The game is in a great place, for the most part, right now. The content they were complaining about is somewhat of a mute issue because it was stuff not a lot of people were doing anymore (with exception but the game needed to be shrunk down so they took out lesser used content).

From a logical point of view, it’s a great game with a lot going on and could theoretically be difficult for new players. Story is very reliant on you keeping up with it (though this isn’t uncommon in MMOs so it’s not a major point against the game), there are a lot of mechanics that could take you a while to get used to, and there is a lot of content that seems extremely strange to people who aren’t used to it, such as an event that just got released. If I stuck you in an astral alignment right now you’d likely get overwhelmed if you don’t naturally take to the game’s formula and mechanics.

Ultimately it’s your choice. I would recommend downloading the game for free, trying out a little of the three main game modes and determining for yourself if you like it. The three main game modes are crucible (PvP), gambit (PvPvE, this is one of the game modes that technically has a lot going on but because the main announcer is constantly talking it makes it easier to keep up with what you’re supposed to be doing), and strikes (PvE, which are just little story mission you can jump into with random match made teammates and just complete the objective, which is to get to the end and kill the boss).

I’m actually extremely excited about this.

I believe he’s alive. I legitimately think she’s going to keep trying to use him as a tool against us, so I don’t expect she’s going to kill him yet.

Throne of soot and Rustberry are my picks between these. Throne of soot if I had to choose between the two. Though looking back Gambit Leather isn’t bad either. Still Throne though.

If you’ve never gotten the weapon before you can’t farm the chest to get it yet. The chests (after the first run of the week) will only drop stuff from their loot pool if you’ve gotten it before. So you’ll have to wait till next week to try to get it again then if you get it next week you’ll be able to farm the encounter to have a chance to get the gun again.

It’s entirely based on how you market it, where you open it (a small town where there’s not a lot to do vs a big town where you’re competing with places that are more appealing), how you deal with any legal issues you may have (I don’t know how having publicly available consoles to play would be viewed by, say, Sony), and finally how you try to charge. The last thing is what I would argue you’d have the biggest issue with. Let’s say you charge $10 when you enter, and you have someone come every Friday for a year. By that point they’d have spent enough to buy an actual console themselves and they may not see a reason to actually go to your arcade. You’d be better off making it an open area and baring outside drinks or food and charging for those. Though people may not see it as enjoyable as something like Dave and Busters.

I don’t think he’s going to die. He’s just upset because he’s just getting the runaround. In the end if he does die I don’t expect it to be for a while (perhaps after light fall).

I’m not sure I understand.

I don’t disbelieve this at all but it is odd because when I think of a doctor I think of women in the field before I think of men.

3 apparently. I’d never even payed any attention to how I wrote it till you pointed this out.

Primarily just the Youswell arc is missed but even that is essentially summarized when the only “important” part of that arc is brought up again. It’s ultimately just an inconsequential part of the story that is easily explained in a couple lines.

Ed and Al go to a place where people are mistreated, meet a greedy asshole and get him fired and now the townspeople are happy. That’s pretty much it. Nothing to special outside of that, that isn’t mentioned in brotherhood. Now 2003 does explain the Nina situation better and I personally prefer the way Hughes was handled in 2003 but it isn’t required.

He definitely said it (because I specifically remember noting that he pointed it out) but as for the specific scene I cannot say. If I had to throw out a guess I’d say it was around the first time he saw Al in the anime.

There wasn’t much a reason not to allow pirates. It was being run by a pirate in the first place (or at least was owned). As long as they didn’t cause a ruckus and/or bought someone they probably don’t care who is there as long as they weren’t fishman.

As for why, they probably were just curious. With slavery technically being illegal they probably were curious how slavery was done so openly.

Red Cake

The light and dark in this universe are just tools. It’s the users that are good or bad. They get more power and it shows more of who they really are. Good people use both and bad people use both, the tools just change.

I mean it’s a list of anime you think are the best, so it is valid. Double points for Brotherhood being number 1

I was using the statement to express (though I understand that it wasn’t probably the best expression for it) that I don’t believe this is a situation where he should have been given a lighter sentence than is worth. Far to often people are improperly punished, such as getting given a minuscule amount of time in jail for something terrible, but I don’t believe this is one of them.

He was recorded to frequently be speeding, therefore this could have happened again. Not even including the child, he took 54 years of life (assuming she lived an average life span) away from the mother. That’s over 100 years of life stolen when you include the child. Could he have been scared straight? Sure but the amount of time and anguish he caused should have resulted in a lot of time in prison.

No. Punishments should fit the crime. Taking two lives isn’t a joking matter.

While that is technically true, in the end it’s still his fault and he should be punished for doing something fucking stupid and knowing it could result in something bad.

He still gets scared of shit constantly. That said he gets significantly better about the running away thing. He’s a lot better at choosing when to stay and when to run now. I would say it starts slowly developing the arc you’re about to get to but I don’t wanna ruin anything that happens.

What is it in this context? My phone? My wallet? My explanation for why both members of the (late) band Daft Punk, are in fact, truly robots?

I remember finding out a few years after the commercial came out. I was always confused as shit because the fact they weren’t the same color never even occurred to me till someone pointed out that it was “controversial”. I was always more focused on how goofy the commercial was.

Likely registered gun owners. That data wouldn’t probably (I don’t know how open the companies are about the data) be to hard to get.