Why was Luke being so twitchy in this episode? Was he just tired and the writers wanted his decision making process to seem less reliable, or has he taken up meth or something?
He said he hadn't slept or ate since coming after the group, then he got caught trying to steal food. I doubt they fed him after that.
I don't think I've ever been so confused with why the staff would recommend such an awful game. It's not funny, the shooting is bad, all the upgrades are way to expensive, it looked bad, and the amount of pop in for a console game was unbearable...
But hey, Burt Reynolds is the mayor, let's give it GOTY.
What makes Bayonetta the best action game ever made is that at no point does it ever expect you to memorize combos. Instead, they want you to memorize the dodge button. Every attack in Bayonetta can be dodged. What happens when you get good at dodging? You are rewarded with a few seconds of bullet time (well, the game calls it witch time). What all this amounts to is a game that gives you complete freedom to experiment in combat. No other game does this.
@isomeri: Its not so much the water than it is the sink. When you're putting something in a pot or a glass, all that water is going in one thing. When you put something insane like a chicken breast under it, all that water is splashing off the chicken, hitting the sink, and splashing right back on it.
Whatever you think you're washing off is just mixing with whatever is living in the sink and getting back on you're food.
Washing your meat is doing nothing for it, and you should actually stop doing that. Whatever microscopic bacteria living on the meat is going to die during the cooking process, but when you're moving it to the sink to wash it you're just introducing new bacteria to it.
If you want to wash something, wash your hands before and after handling anything raw.
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