Recent content by happyninja42

Seeing as you don't even know what the word atheist means, I don't really fucking care what your opinion on the matter is.

It most certainly is, I just mean that to people today, as far as familiarity of the term "salt the earth", for someone like Homer, who is about as backwoods, barnyard stupid of a cross section of 'murica as you can get, it would be biblical. Also the context of doing it to the super religious...

Nah, salting the earth is something they love teaching in church, about how to deal with evil things that god cursed. It's similar to how if you asked them about sodom and gomorra, or mention lot, they'll probably remember the bit about his wife being turned to a pillar of salt for disobeying...

Disclaimer: Do not let my silly video response fool you. I am most hyped about this possibility. When I clip Flutteryshy's "Yay" it's extreme joy on my part. I just find that clip a hilarious way to convey it

When your avatar is the incredibly evil looking face of Aphex Twin, I kind of doubt your sincerity with the "i'm sorry" component :P

..........ugh. I really wish I hadn't read that.

Sure personal tastes can vary, but for me at least, that genre of comedy is just not funny. I've learned that over the years. Any show/movie that entirely revolves around "haha, it's funny because they're so stupid" usually also petty and mean lumped in there, does not amuse me. It's why I...

Probably Karateka on the Atari 2600. That's the one that sticks out that I can name. Also Starflight that I played on my dad's PC. They are probably my earliest gaming memories. There's probably others from the arcade Aladin's Castle that I spent years of my life in, but...I can't really...

For me it was Dumb and Dumber. I don't enjoy idiot humor, I don't find it funny. I don't take any pleasure from just watching people intentionally being assholes, and justifying it as "well they're stupid, so of course they act like this." And then at the end, when I think "ok hey maybe...

I'm pretty sure I had an encounter where Jin talks about beating the big bad guy, even though I hadn't done it yet on that save file. I am curious about how it will react regarding the final end of of the game, and the choice you make. It didn't mention that for me either.

So I beat the Iki Island DLC for Ghost of Tsushima. It was solid content. A little less emotionally impactful for me in some ways, but it's not like I was completely disengaged. Just, the emotional crux of the tension, was built on something that I wasn't as empathetic about. Still, very...

I usually used his attack that did maximum stagger, and would charge in while Atreus would lay down suppressive fire on the same target. By the time I got to them with a shoulder slam and punch, their stagger bar was full, and I'd go into a kill animation and just bypass their health bar...

Yeah they went to a lot of trouble to show how much of a struggle it is for Kratos to not just resort to old ways. The tension between him and his son is at the core of the game's narrative, so get used to it. It's the driving dramatic tension throughout. I personally thought it was...

Yes, I firmly believe this is because they wanted to reassure players they weren't going to have to experience another incident like in the main game. "Nope! This horse is a badass! Worry not! " There was one bit in his quest line, that made me think for a split second that they were going...

Yeah, I just rewatched a no hit playthrough of it I had found shortly after the game came out. That dude is just ridiculous at shortcuts and stuff. I'm debating loading it back up to play again myself.