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Honestly I'd be pretty excited if they have Danny as regular on the bombcast.

He is such a great voice on the bombcast & I'd much rather have there consistently instead of on video, Danny already does the great Noclip documentaries so I'd rather he have a great work/life balance than burn himself out.

Isn't Konami one of the companies connected to the yakuza?

So a money laundering scheme then?

Congrats!

Can't wait to see the loot boxes in Anthem!!!

Most of the time it is not done very well, however I can think of a few examples off the top of my head that it has improved a game.

Diablo 3 originally started out without level scaling and now it has a hybrid difficulty selection and level scaling that has made the game better for it.

LOZ:BotW had a scaling system in it where enemies would come equipped with better items and tougher variants of enemies as you progressed and that would in turn reward you with better items to replace the ones you constantly break.

Level scaling isn't great in every game of course, in fact some games I believe were better without it like the Elders scrolls; Morrowind didn't have it and enemy levels were scaled by area whereas every game after enemy scale with you no matter if you leveled up in smithing of one-handed weapons.

Propane tank explosions counts as an accident kill; so the bodies found don't count.

Dan's previous job as a butcher:

The guy is actually Charles Parker Newton, the brief search i did make me think he Dan if he decided to go into modeling.

Jargon shouldn't be used unless absolutely necessary.

I work in a clinic I have said the phrase 'lay down on your back on the table' thousands of times and some people still lay on their stomachs. This situation will not improve if I start using saying things like 'lay supine on the table.' You can ask a person if they have ever have had an implant placed in their back and they will say no, but if you ask them if they have had metal put in their back they will say yes.

It is better practice to simplify; even when you know people will understand you.

I'm not saying it always has to be to the lowest common denominator. Face it sounds ridiculous when people start throwing around term's like ludonarrative dissonance like everyone should know what that means right away. Instead of being impressed by the thought and research that the writer has put into their article I'm left thinking that this person really wants people to think they are an intellectual.

When do we get the Snoop voice pack for Destiny?

Reading 'Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72' by Hunter S. thompson. It's a strange but good book in which Hunter describes his experience with the presidential election between President Nixon and Senator Mcgovern.

Anyone who has question about journalist ethics and bias should give it a read. While it certainly doesn't focus on the ethics of journalits it certainly paints a image of how reporters and their relationships with people they write about.