octaslash

Under the right circumstances and with the right community, Rust can be a wonderful thing. Most of the time though, it's just a bunch of simulated racism. I'd love to see a good Giant Bomb server though.

I’m really enjoying Dan’s fuckery. It’s adding some much needed fun to an otherwise boring, straitforward playthough.

@assirra: They're on the cover of the game. They're on the title screen.

@doctorodds: It was that or Gears of War 4.

This means they can focus all their games on one console instead of splitting them. That alone makes me happy.

I can't wait until the next episode when (spoilers) their ticket gets eaten and they realize they have to get a job.

It will be a true test of endurance.

I was little confused why Vinny was having so much trouble interacting with objects, so I popped Shenmue in my Dreamcast for the first time since I beat it (when it came out). The first thing I noticed was how horrible the walking/running controls are. However, the first pop-up tutorial in the game explains how to zoom in and interact. I had zero problems picking up the key or reading that letter. Objects that you can use seem pretty distinguished from the other flat textures you see.

If they had gone searching for a forklift and not tried to push the box, I might have punted my monitor out my window.

As someone who hasn't played Shenmue since it came out (and isn't a diehard fan), this is still pretty infuriating to watch at times. They don't need to be experts, but maybe skim the manual and learn the basics before committing to a 20+hour game next time. There's still a chance with Shenmue II!

They should have watched the 12-minute recap, which was actually a pretty decent solution to that problem.