Mister Jack

So! Uh, how about that last Samurai Jack?

Alright, here are the links I found regarding G2A. http://www.pcgamer.com/tinybuild-claims-g2a-sold-450000-worth-of-its-keys-without-paying-a-penny/ http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-02-03-controversial-pc-game-key-reseller-g2a-com-fights-fires-in-reddit-ama The convoluted process of canceling G2A shield. http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2016-06-21-murky-world-of-pc-game-key-reselling-exposed-by-indie-developer From what I could find, it seems the bad press they get comes from the TinyBuild incident, where they washed their hands of 450,000 dollars worth of stolen keys for their game, and the fact that G2A shield is an incredibly slimy "service." You have to pay extra for fraud protection? How is that even legal?

Supposedly there is evidence of G2A using shady practices, but I don't have the links handy at the moment. I'll look into it when I get the chance. I've never had a problem with cdkeys though. I agree with pretty much everything else you said. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk

I was walking home today and I say four guys beating up a little kid so I decided to help. He stood no chance against all five of us.

Steam will no longer allow you to store steam gifts or send them through email. I've also heard they won't let you buy games in 2 or 4 packs anymore either, but I don't have a source for that yet.

The longer you stare at it, the more fucked up it gets.

Sony is the publisher for that game so I'd say it's about as likely as Uncharted on PC.

More likely they'd strip the planet of its resources. Why else would they come this far out? Just to give us free stuff?

Ghosts would pretty much confirm the existence of an afterlife, which is a pretty huge deal. I'm going with ghosts.

Huge Star Wars sale on GOG right now.

It's going to be hard to go back to turn based RPGs where you can't push a button to auto-heal your party after battles.

I never actually got around to the second one since it seemed like they were never gonna finish the story. I guess I should grab it on a steam sale now.

Nope. There are different permutations depending on which links you max, but the basic ending is the same. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk

Confidants don't matter for which ending you get. I just want the trophy. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk

He's not only an otaku, but also a NEET.

Waifus have officially crossed over into the animal kingdom. What a time to be alive.

Muslims are making anime now. This actually looks kinda neat. I wonder if it'll ever get subtitles.

How anyone can possibly still believe he knows what he's doing is beyond me at this point.

I don't remember this part of the game. Must be some new DLC.

So I've been dabbling in Yooka-Laylee and I can't shake this feeling like the dev team, despite their prior experience, bit off more than they can chew. I don't agree with all of the complaints in the reviews. The controls seem fine to me, at least with the PC version and while using a controller. The music is great. The voices are...a subjective matter. They don't bother me that much but I can definitely understand why constantly hearing the WONKWONKWONK of Rare gibberish can grate on someone's nerves. No, my main problem with this game is unfortunately probably the most important aspect of a platformer: the level design. I've played N64 platformers and I can say without a doubt that the levels in this game are too fucking big. I guess since they only made five of them they wanted to make them as big as they could, but this introduces a number of problems. A) The objectives are spread too far out. I'm missing 15 pages in the first world despite tirelessly searching every inch I could for new pagies. They must be in there somewhere, but damn if I could tell you where. It also makes the levels feel like big, empty fields that happen to have random crap just thoughtlessly dumped in them for you to do. B) There's no map. I know that N64 platformers didn't have maps either, but they really should have. Plus, those levels weren't this god damn huge. It should not take me half an hour to forty-five minutes to figure out where my next objective is. c) The objectives are...boring. There are a few neat ones here and there, but I've literally jumped through hoops for pagies at least five times now. I realize it was a small team, but if it came down to smaller levels or more pagies, I think I'd rather have smaller levels with more interesting things to do in them. I dunno about this game. I certainly wouldn't give it a 2 (come on, Jim Sterling) but I also wouldn't make excuses for all of its flaws like people are doing on the steam forum. It's...thoroughly average. If you're determined to buy this game, wait for a sale.

I usually hate episodes that just retread past episodes but this somehow made it amazing.

It's probably because it's an unlisted video.