Has to be ET, right? Either that or I’m being Mandela’d right now

Every comment in these posts seems to be either “StarCitizen killed my family and dishonored my temple” or “can’t believe people let SC kill their family and dishonor their temple.”

Same old hate without real substance.

The video is a redo from the guy who did it live at Citizen Con, because the demo crashed when they were onstage.

Finally, change I can believe in

Yep, don’t care, I’m up voting anyway. This game is well done. I loved Gunpoint, I loved Heat Signature, and I’ve been really enjoying this one. Writing, gameplay, graphics… I’m a fan, for sure. The whole Defenestration Trilogy is worth it.

Thank you. Now, insofar as it concerns apostrophes (he said pedantically), couldn’t it be argued that the tools we have at our immediate disposal for making ourselves understood through text are simply inadequate to express the depth of a thought? And wouldn’t it therefore be more appropriate to condemn the lack of tools rather than the person using them creatively, despite their simplicity? At what point do we cast off the blinders and leave the guardrails behind? Or shall we always bow our heads to the wicked chroniclers who have made unwitting fools of us all; and for what? Evolving our language? Our birthright?

No, I say! We have surged free of the feeble chains of the Oxfords and Websters of the world, and no guardrail can contain us! Let go your clutching minds of the anchors of tradition and spread your wings! Fly, I say! Fly and conformn’t!

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I relinquish the pedant stick.

Great review, random person on the internet!

The Spider-Man games come close, but that first Arkham game was just so well done

Might I suggest a fun alternative? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvrRQEchBp0

Dude, seeing the 3 other horsemen come down at the end of the first game had me so fucking hyped

Having only recently seen the show, can you point me to more information about Lee Burger? Is there an agenda there beyond trying to make money?

Holy shit, I hadn’t even thought of that. Does Amazon have a responsibility to ensure the information it sells is at least, “commonly thought to be true”(or whatever)? What would the metric be? Who could claim jurisprudence?

IANAL, but I love the implications of case law.