Dave

Oh shoot, I've only ever played it on PC. I don't know how you would do it for PS4.

Hidetaka Miyazaki. Give me that Dark Souls feel in my KH.

That was a problem I had with my first download. You can try going to your firewall and opening access for Overwatch specifically so that it isn't trying to filter it while you are playing.

I feel like fans are mostly unfair to Roman at this point. He's not the man of a thousand moves, but he can put on a good match, works well with a lot of other wrestlers, and knows how to be the ultimate babyface hero while still looking capable (everyone loves underdogs, but I prefer a good guy who I know has a fighting chance). And in spite of plenty of other guys being pushed as well, people still seem to resent him every time he finds his way into the main event. At least he's actually on the show when he's champion. The same can't be said for Brock.

Riku is Sora's Unversed.

Why is Blizzard hell bent on nerfing literally all my mains?

It's a twist for the sake of having a twist. More disappointed in the series' compulsion to have everything be more interlocked than it needs to be.

Welp, it's settled. Nomura is bent on screwing up most everything I liked about Kingdom Hearts.

Usually the price, which is offset by whether or not the games available will make it worth it.

All of them, mostly because once I beat the main story, I don't have the patience to keep grinding to beat some of the enemies.

I'm actually pulling for Maleficent to do the ultimate long con and lay low until Xehanort is about to open Kingdom Hearts, and then comes out of nowhere and stabs the guy, thereby making her the final boss.

I'm glad we won WW2.

I'm a craft beer aficionado myself, but for my hard liquors, I prefer gin, though I've started to develop a taste for rye.

Yes, because it will let me flip through Xehanort's samey dialogue ten times faster than having to sit through a cutscene.

This would be the only way I would watch RWBY.

Tra-la-la-la, Tra-la-la-la, chop the wood to light the fire

Gonna have to offer my two cents on some of these. For me, it's a matter of writing what amounts to an effective tragedy that gives you a lot to feel and think about, only to then remove all tragic elements, and more or less saying all the introspection you might have had was pointless. The argument can be made that you can still have those feelings in your memory, and that within the context of the original story things are still pretty tragic for Roxas, but once the cat is out of the bag that things are going to be fine for him, it cheapens the emotional value of the game. There's no point in feeling sad if, well, there's no point in feeling sad. I have a mixed bag of feelings on Riku becoming a Master. On the one hand, it is a good moment for his arc, going from the guy who was rejected by the keyblade for being a selfish megalomaniac to being a Master of it for going the distance to save his buddy. On the flip side, one of the main reasons Riku gets the title is for supposedly holding out against Darkness, by virtue of being "immune" to it, which he got by letting Ansem in, triggered by being a jealous twerp who hated that he wasn't the alpha male any more. So his immunity only comes from the fact that he was a rotten person, and is now being rewarded for that fact (every time he uses Dark Firaga, he's using powers he got by letting the Heartless eat Destiny Island). Coupled with that is the fact that Sora's failure is blamed on his "giving in," even though he was more or less kidnapped and did not give into Darkness by his own free will whatsoever, more or less giving the impression that Sora is being punished for not doing what Riku did in the first game. I don't necessarily dislike the idea of Riku becoming a Master, I just hate the context and reasoning surrounding it.

Always Ansem. Best motives, best fight (IMO), and after having to keep watching the Norts show up and taunt, only to leave seconds later, I've come to appreciate that limited screen time until the end of the game.

It turns out that bullying and bragging is actually the least efficient way of getting people to want to work with you.

I'm guessing he tried but kept missing each time he tried to hit her unconscious, unmoving body, and then got pouty and stormed off.

If you pick one, you can rest easy knowing you've picked the rest of the list too.

Apparently, it takes about 6 months to prepare a lame duck, according to a new recipe

Honestly, Rowdy Rumble has always got my toes tapping.

Because panty shots are a thing that should never exist in the first place, especially in the case of characters who are minors.

Excited for Doomfist update!