amafi

I don't see how someone elses tattoos are any of my business. I don't think about it. They should be whatever the person getting them needs them to be. For me, I've never really considered it. Bit too much money, and I don't love the idea of shoving heavy metals into my skin with needles.

My favorite part of that whole dumb thing was finding out the black family that raised my white character didn't in fact adopt me. I laughed about that for a good 15 minutes at the start, and the rest kept on piling on the dumb at a pretty steady clip. Love that game.

What kind of timespan are we talking? By the time we have PS4 classics on the PS6 store, maybe? There are a lot of people out there who really like mediocre gameplay and atrocious melodrama, so it'll probably do pretty well.

Only way to remedy that is to play a whole bunch. It's why I never got all the whinging about fighting games not onboarding people well enough. Especially from someone like Brad. That fool had a team of people working with him for months on end to get him semi competent at Dota, one of the finest games in history, but somehow a player having to experiment to find out what their effective combos, antiairs etc are in a fighting game is some kind of insurmountable flaw. It's really weird.

I'm sure it'd be fine in cinematic sub-30 fps on PS4, but I'm going for PC again.

Seems like most of the combos they have you do aren't optimal, and in some cases even practical. Good for practicing execution and getting a feel for timing and things though, I guess.

I have a 13" mbp retina that I haven't booted in about 6 months. It's a fine computer but I cannot stand OS X. Should probably just list the thing for sale somewhere.

Only way I'll buy a more powerful ps4 revision is if my original PS4 breaks and there is some new game released I feel like I need to play.

If mine were to fail today I don't think I'd bother replacing it, in fact I'd replace my Vita before my PS4.

Got a case/card holder thing for my iphone 6. It's so thin otherwise that the added bulk doesn't bother me, and it saves me from carrying around a wallet.

For me, the narrator is just too important. There are several books I'd love to listen to I just won't buy the audio version of because either the mix is bad, it's recorded at a ridiculous sample rate so it sounds like someone recorded a phone call in the 50s, or the narrator's voice is just annoying. I would say I most of the narrators I've ever listened to to get in the way of the words they're trying to deliver in some way, and it's just annoying. Part of the reason I have 13 credits sitting in my audible account at the moment.