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Dayton is thoroughly entertaining to watch. The good news is that they'll be moving on so we get to see them at least once more.

I played pretty much nothing all week. I had time, but no desire to play games until yesterday when I started up some Expeditions: Conquistador. I'm definitely liking the game so far. Since this is my first time with the game, I'm playing on normal difficulty and carefully selected my crew. I'm going as diplomatic as I can and will try to make nice with the natives, so I selected mostly open-minded individuals. If the game turns out as good throughout as it is so far then I will do another playthrough on a higher difficulty level in ironman mode and with a randomly selected crew for extra challenge. This coming weekend looks super dooper ****ty weather wise so I'll have plenty of time to play when not watching March Madness. I'll likely start up a new game of Might & Magic X: Legacy soon as the DLC is now out and since I have the deluxe edition I got it for free. I might do an all-might party with no spellcasters (no one focused on spellcasting, anyway). I have mulled taking that to the extreme and going quad-barbarian for absolutely no spellcasting ability whatsoever.

Hello chap, how's the weather? Now, let me introduce myself: I'm an emeny of man. You too? Sure are a lot of us these days. I don't suppose you happen to have wealth and taste? I am also enemy of man, what a coincidence!

Yeah, I never read the comics. To be honest, I never knew there was a TMNT comic until you mentioned it just now. My introduction to TMNT was the cartoon in the late 80s. Sadly, the chances are probably pretty low that we'll get a Vanilla Ice rap in the new TMNT movie. Go ninja, go ninja, go!

My biggest problem with it is that, although I'm sure they'll throw in a few jokes, it look like this is going to be yet another Dark and Gritty™ reboot. TMNT isn't supposed to be Dark and Gritty™, it's supposed to be lighthearted and fun. Why must every single reboot these days, and lord knows we're getting more than our share of reboots, be Dark and Gritty™?

Dear lord, he's actually going through with this https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=nCjsWpM9zFU

I've been watching the gif on the right for about 3 minutes straight hoping that one of these times I'll get to see him land that Ace Crusher.

The Spurs are having one of the quietest 15 game win streak ever.

Goat Simulator launch trailer:

Hence the name "Kickstarter".

Always love the "anonymous source" reports. What's the batting average on those?

On the non-Facebookgate 2014 front: Wolfenstein: The New Order will have a $100 Collector's Edition that doesn't include the game: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-03-26-wolfenstein-the-new-order-panzerhund-edition-doesnt-include-the-game

If Notch said it's bad then it clearly MUST be bad. Grab your pitchforks and torches, everyone! In all seriousness, journalists must be high-fiving over this news. We're going to be bombarded with approximately 800 bajillion editorial pieces about how Facebook buying Oculus is the end of the world and how Facebook buying Oculus is the greatest thing that has ever happened in the history of humanity over the next few months.

I'll bet you would be if EA was taking over PE... which is exactly what this is like to the OR backers. I'm going to write Kickstarter over this and if they cannot draft terms to prevent this sort of thing in the future then they can just remove my account, because I won't be supporting anything else. Your comparison is incorrect. Oculus did a Kickstarter for an early dev kit. To the best of my knowledge they have delivered a dev kit to each of their backers, fulfilling their obligation. They have since gone on and made a second iteration of the dev kit and now they were bought by Facebook. So if you want to make a analogy with Pillars of Eternity, this would be as if Obsidian finished Pillars of Eternity, went on to make Pillars of Eternity 2: The Search For More Pillars independently, then were subsequently bought out by EA. I wouldn't be thrilled with that happening, that's for sure, but I wouldn't be screaming bloody murder at Kickstarter either since Obsidian had fulfilled their Kickstarter obligations.

Well, while I'm not thrilled about the Facebook buyout of Oculus, I'm not flipping out about it either. I am, however, enjoying other people losing their **** over this. Highly entertaining.

Like Sarex, I can't imagine a single scenario where this card would be the ideal choice. I imagine Nvidia figures there are people stupid and/or snobbish enough to buy the card. They're probably correct.

A single 6GB Titan is $1000, this is essentially 2 of those fused together. /does math Something is not adding up here.

That looks and sounds really interesting. It will be interesting just how far the game will let you "break" it.

I leave this thread for one day and THIS happens?

In memory of the passing of Dave "Oderus Urungus" Brockie (NSFW lyrics): R.I.P. Oderus

Fred Hoiberg: Folk Hero

Will it feature a forge that's in the sky, or will it be a more traditional ground-based forge that will allow you to hammer out skies? Maybe there won't even be forge at all. The promise of a forge could just be a red herring.

That actually worked out well for me. They got the exciting games out of the way earlier, then with all the late games being blowouts I didn't feel compelled to stay up and watch them, meaning I don't have to be a zombie at work today.

Creighton is playing the part of the proverbial one-legged man in an ass kicking contest.

That UNC/Iowa St. game Wow, that was a fun game to watch!