That's a myth. Probably based Louis XVI's writing "Rien" in his hunting log that is sometimes misleadingly referred to as a diary on the day of the storming of the Bastille
The quests necessary to "romance" the ambassador lady are fairly short IIRC. But you don't actually get to see her naked.
And I struggle to understand how people found themselves short of power. Because I had power coming out of my ears, and I really wasn't being completionist. Unless...
Like the other people in this thread who have played the game, I don't recognise what Mr Young is talking about. The cost in in game money of potions is not significant.
The distinction made is between bad old (gamer) audience and good new audience. No distinction between good gamer and bad gamer, they all go joyfully onto the trash keep. And Ms Alexander makes it pretty clear how she defines a gamer, and it's got absolutely nothing to do with misogyny...
Honestly, the problem was that they mentioned the science too specifically. I mean, they could have just quickly brushed off the spider things as like bacteria are to humans and I probably wouldn't blink, but when you get all specific then it's too obvious rubbish.
Though I also wonder if...
People who use not a game as a criticism are idiots. Many things in life are not video games, and yet are good.
Jim's "modern definition" of video game is utterly useless. The only part of that definition that this video itself doesn't meet is "game", but the definition of "game" is the...
Computer game prices seem just kinda weird, really. What with so many games releasing at the same price, despite often massively divergent quality. And with the price so rapidly dropping, and most consumers apparently still being eager to buy their games at full launch price
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