Dogma

One more vote for this one! Primary the Dog Ass Dumplings and Cat vs. Dog segment! That one was gold.

My turnips was at max 138 bells and then i plummeted to 102 and not it's at 88.

Damn it. I hate you stalk market BUT I love you too.

@mdnthrvst: Best thing I read in the whole comment section for this piece. If I could give you a LIKE I would. I Agree with you very much and I don't really dislike or like Fish. I just don't think people undertand what an unfair it is to compare a sparkling firecracker against an atombomb....or a long evergoing bomb raid.

On the other hand. Beer behavior on this matter disgusts me. You owe us? Boycott their games?
I think Patrick is totally right that no one owe no one anything. It just makes Beer come of as a entitled media person that putting himself on a pedistal. F*ck that.

Once again. Good comment.

I'm a grown up man at 32 in Sweden and I have shed tears for a stranger this evening. But it was a stranger I followed for over ten years. I guess I was a much bigger fan than I expected.

My whole evening just came to a complete halt when I saw Patricks link. A horrible chill went down my spine and I of course couldn't believe it. It couldn't be true, right? He was only 34. He JUST got married. That is so sad, on so many levels.

I stopped watching my movie and followed the flood of tweets that was pouring in the coming hour. My brain tried to process it all. Could it really be true? Had Giant Bomb really lost one of their founders and great personalities?

Giant Bomb will never be the same. It's not possible without Ryans wit, snark and wonderfully delightful giggle/laugh. He was a fantastic podcast and show host and had I way with improvised words many would dream of having. He had a personality that went right through the computer screen.

It's a sad day. A very sad day. But at the same time you can clearly see that Ryan was loved by many. Many other strangers just like my. He touched a lot of us and he will be missed.

Condolences to Ryan's family, friends, and fellow Giant Bomb crew members. Let's pour one out for one of the absolute best in the game press that was taken away from ALL of us all to soon.

R.I.P. Ryan. /from a friend you didn't knew you had

I'm a grown up man at 32 in Sweden and I have shed tears for a stranger this evening. But it was a stranger I followed for over ten years. I guess I was a much bigger fan than I expected.

My whole evening just came to a complete halt when I saw Patricks link. A horrible chill went down my spine and I of course couldn't believe it. It couldn't be true, right? He was only 34. He JUST got married. That is so sad, on so many levels.

I stopped watching my movie and followed the flood of tweets that was pouring in the coming hour. My brain tried to process it all. Could it really be true? Had Giant Bomb really lost one of their founders and great personalities?

Giant Bomb will never be the same. It's not possible without Ryans wit, snark and wonderfully delightful giggle/laugh. He was a fantastic podcast and show host and had I way with improvised words many would dream of having. He had a personality that went right through the computer screen.

It's a sad day. A very sad day. But at the same time you can clearly see that Ryan was loved by many. Many other strangers just like my. He touched a lot of us and he will be missed.

Condolences to Ryan's family, friends, and fellow Giant Bomb crew members. Let's pour one out for one of the absolute best in the game press that was taken away from ALL of us all to soon.

R.I.P. Ryan. /from a friend you didn't knew you had

I think the "needs to step up their game" is a good choice of words.

This is my take on it. I think that Giantbomb actually have been stepping up their game lately. There was a period somewhere 2011-2012 that was the true slump, a period of time when the guys didn't have equipment after the move and that resulted in a lack of content. But when they got past that more liveshows started to emerge so I do not think this is the worst period of the site. It's already passed us.

Patrick on the other hand have been one of the main reasons that GB have gotten a lot of updates and Quick Looks since he participtes in almost anything if you ask him. he has been eager, enthusiastic, open to new things and he also been communicating with the community, something I think the rest of the crew almost never does which is a shame.

If GB dont "step up their game" we will get a reduced amount of content because Patrick was in almost all of it. And now I'm talking about the in the sofa, Quick Look and podcast stuff. I know he will still be around but it's different when he's not in the same building, when he's not in the core team.

So the big question is. Will the crew be able to still make the same amount of content with fewer people? Are they ready to take on a bigger workload at the office OR are they searching for a new crew member? No one really talked about this in this thread but there could be a possibility that we will get a new personality on the site because I have trouble seeing how the crew will manage to deliver the same amount of content without Patrick and still do their other chores (what they now may be). It feels like Patrick was the only crew member that didn't have any admintrative asignments that took his time.

Patrick will be missed. He was a cool addition to the team and I hope someone will try to fill his shoes in the future rather than that the rest of the crew will have to work double trying to create equal amount of content, something that probably only will make them more tired and non-enthusiastic.

I stil love the site and want it to making progress. No hating, just love.

I drank something called Rose Water a couple of years ago and that tasted terrible! It was like drinking soap or something of that kind.

Also....this shit.

That tasted fucking horrible. Like really old warm wine that had stood out to long and started to fermenting. Just a really really unpleasant experience.

Yeah, same problem here. I wanted to check out the comments in the review and saw that the whole things was broken. But it's only Guacamelee. Hopefully @snide or anyone else sees it soon enough.

@assinass:

My only response to the Tomb Raider part is that she is surviving. She has to kill everything that wants to kill her. I don't think it's unrealistic, except for the nature of the situationen itself. it's a extreme situation and in that situation extreme actions happen. Gratuitous? Mabey but I personally buy it since it's a action game. "All" freaking game heroes are psychopaths if you think about it.

I will check out the link. Thanks. It seems like something I would find interesting since I'm facinated by gamedesign. Many want to fokcus ont he story but there has to be a game too. All games can't be Journey or Dear Esther. Love those games but they are not the pinnacle of game storytelling. And if they start to get used to often these wandering games, then we will get tired of that too.