Yeah, this is the part I can't get past. WTF is Edward doing creeping around underage girls all the time?

Wasn't that like, 2 years ago? Isn't it possible that his health situation has changed since then?

My local library growing up had weekly children's book readings. Basically, a volunteer comes in and reads a couple books to a roomful of kids.

If anyone resonates with this green text, it could be worth checking if your local library has a similar program. Or even ask about starting your own

Right, but the point of the OP is that you don't have to learn everything about something if you like it. You still can if you want to

Don't forget, the HD version will:

1. Look worse than the game with graphical mods
2. Break all existing mods

But fear not! They'll just remove the original version from the store.

Breaking the "show, don't tell" rule. In a similar vein, exposition dumps bug me.

No Man's Sky had a couple for me. The first time I summoned my freighter from a planet was pretty incredible

Isn't that just in the new difficulty?

It's the same with Nord. I have to pause my VPN any time I want to access Fextralife wikis

I beat Dark Souls 3 this week and I hoarded embers the whole way. I had a stack of 60 by the time I got to Midir and Gael. I did finally crack into them when I realized that they were the only 2 bosses I had left. So, baby steps I guess

Sometimes it's just about ease of access. I'm happy to pay for games but it's often harder to track down legal copies of retro or delisted games than it is to find a torrent.

And a number of the files you find on torrent sites were uploaded by someone who bought the content legally. Torrenting is just peer-to-peer file sharing, someone has to acquire the first copy somehow

Oh God I hope award speech edits don't make it over here

Isn't this the point of the OP, to get info from a few people who actually are doing the hobby?

The monkey's paw curls. Your sweat is forever sealed within the shoes.

Somewhat related: kids that are clearly written by someone who has never spoken to a child in their life

I hit a couple walls like that but I had fun with this game. I appreciate that it encouraged me to rework my build to fit the mission or encounter.

In the souls series and the like, you're encouraged (and somewhat forced) to pick a build and commit to it. Gear is expensive to upgrade, many of the best weapons have high stat requirements, and respecs are limited.

With Armored Core I felt like they wanted me to constantly rebuild my mech. They're pretty generous with the currency so I was able to build up a huge stock of parts without much trouble. They also give the option to rework your mech whenever you die. If a boss gave me trouble I could usually pivot without restarting the whole mission

Someone has to fight the good fight

In AC: Odyssey it gave you the option to outright skip the modern day sections

Now she just has to figure out how to speak...

With how terrible the monetization practices in Destiny already are, I honestly don't know if Sony taking over would be a bad thing