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He did, actually. http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/San-Diegans-Remember-Robin-Williams-270836241.html

Yeah really, who will fund development of the cRPG ... It would be an incredible accomplishment for Obsidian to make an RPG card game that is so interesting and fun, it compels me to buy a tablet. I'll give them the chance, of course. Also, is Pathfinder limited to "3.75" edition rules. I mean will the release of 5E have any bearing on electronic products from Obsidian and Paizo.

Excuse me, Pathfinder comics? Okay, will investigate.

Yeah, no offense to Nonek, I'm sure he smells perfectly of tea and clean (although he can't use 'whom' to save his life, but who can). The Witcher 3 ... I mean, I'm glad others will enjoy it immensely. To me, the project feels similar to what it must be like to get propositioned by a relation.

Now I'm seeing this story all over the place. It's pretty exciting there's an official announcement so soon after a 'leak'.

The whole franchise is high-handed, with a slant forehead, no neck, and an ill odor. No Wasteland 2, Inquisition in November, PoE in January, on the thirteenth to be exact.

Yes, that'd be great. In that other one, the surveying the galaxy in a bath robe shot, is that the sun way out there ...

It'll be here, waiting for you, hot and humid dammit.

What, no, not to my generation. Is that what the Millenials are calling it now. Doesn't seem right to PLUR with Molly. I bet it's more of a hybrid, like with horse tranquilizer.

That's the post to report.

In a nutshell. I'm not this fanatical, but I won't be buying a brick in the shape of an Xbox, just to get the game. **** move, Spencer, **** move.

The update relaxed the tension a little. So they're planning a board game, and a video game. I can watch Wil Wheaton play the former on his TableTop show, and I'll play the video game afterward, so that I feel included, and as though I have lots of friends.

So uh, was the Nerf ammo well-received. Did you give her the extended magazine as a bonus. I'm looking at Nerf right now, they have a Zombie Strike Crossbow, how cool.

One thousand yards, what do you see.

woops. Okay I remembered. Today's PCG article about PoE said that a backer beta for Mac and Linux are expected to follow Windows "within a few weeks."

Nothing much to ... what do you mean, babe on a branch alert, 12 o'clock. I would like some crabs, no I would not.

Christ, this news is so saddening, I can't believe it. God I hate the denial part of grief.

Infinite is like a hot dog with squirt cheese and pickles, drizzled with dark chocolate and wrapped in water-colored wax paper. They make you eat six in a row, too, with no beverage. And if it causes heartburn in the form of ironic confusion and vertigo, no purple pill will quell the flames of Infinite. Plasmids were sorta fun, though. It's not possible to have a more opposite experience with The Last of Us. It contains a specific variety in gameplay, where each map and activity feels different and more sinister/relaxing. The immediacy is hard to explain, driven by scarce resources and ammunition--if you don't craft molotov ****tails, shivs, and nail bombs, your meager supply of bullets will just piss-off the infected and enrage corrupt human foes. The story's writing is bonkers. Nothing and no one are what they seem at first, especially the protagonists. Ellie's dialogue and monologue alone are worth the price, and combined with the Remastered textures and audio, the whole thing becomes an experience.

Ugh, balls and satchels. How about the view I had from work, today, instead. La Jolla, close to Windansea.

What, no, please don't be true.

JUST DID EIGHT HOURS STRAIGHT TLOUR NEED FOOD THEN MORE PLAY

Bob A. Salvatore is a cool dude, left-handed, and very personable when he autographed my first-edition The Crystal Shard. Not a 'greater' writer than Weis and Hickman, just different, and still fun. That's what it's all about, having fun in a different universe, and less the dissection of authorial allegory.

I noticed the writers--or maybe designers--don't feel the pain of completionist-type players, who are compelled to spend hours mining and clearing every last frickin' planet in ME2, only to have excess supply counted in the hundreds of thousands by game's end. My other quibble, is keeping a lid on Tali's face the whole time. Why not have a grand reveal, or a tragic and beautiful one. I kept thinking it was coming, only to be denied. Christ, we saw Darth Vader's face, Cobra Commander's, the bad guy in Battle of the Planets cartoon, but no, not Tali.

I don't understand 'homage'. Is that, like, giving an hombre a massage. Perhaps a message.

It's, er, what's-her-name. I remember seeing that movie at the drive-in, after I drove-in my motorcycle and met some buddies. No dates, just dudes that night. It's what's-her-name, she played the wife in A Beautiful Mind. Also the messed up girlfriend in Requiem for a Dream.