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I'm happy you console folks get to play with mods now. I wouldn't have played Skyrim for as long as I did, without them.

Of course you'd finally get around to this one, once I'm on second shift. What a bunch of dicks. I have plenty of jobs for this, and haven't made anything new in months, so they should be easy to dig up, if you find your playlists in need of some more stuff. Have fun, you cuntbaskets.

As a PC player, I'm not that excited about the Skyrim remaster. My game looked better than that, four years ago. Now, if they want to create some new adventures for the Dragonborn...

I like Japan. Shit's cool, yo.

That explains a lot.

It's pretty massively popular, yeah. Yaoi and shota (yaoi is gay hentai, shota is like loli, but with boys) are more popular among women than men, actually. Especially in Japan. Also, no, I don't bother with hentai or other cartoon porn. I just have a wealth of knowledge of Japanese culture.

There's always a mod that adds a door to the item test room. If I remember correctly, the container for building materials has 1000 of every material. Should help out, some. Also, it usually has 1000 rounds of every ammo type, so power armor forever.

I feel like your post might be advertising spam, but I can't tell because I can't view signatures on mobile.

Loli is hentai where the girl looks underage. Or is underage, depending on how many fucks the creator gives.

Watch Dogs 2 was announced earlier this week, officially premiered today. Didn't bother with a link before, because it was a live broadcast. Now here's this. gaming.youtube.com/watch?v=QWF3zuuBLFY&mweb=1 I just realized that I haven't posted a YouTube video in a year and forgot how to do it. Fuck it. It looks like they actually learned from people's gripes with the first game, and the new game is basically the best parts of Watch Dogs and Assassin's Creed. The graphics are gorgeous, and everything is very stylized. I like it. 11-15-16

I bought a Rumpo and a bunch of clothes, then fell asleep. Woo, exciting.

So this was exactly as pointless as everything else in GTAO. I'm shocked.

You've always had a problem with Graffiti, for whatever reason. I never understood it.

Stomped by neo-Nazis seeking their red laces. Tragic.

Every game with both a singleplayer and online component sells tons more copies than it has online players. It's due to a combination of people who appreciate a story, people who don't have high speed internet access (a shocking number of them), people who simply don't want to be shot at by teenagers when they're trying to have actual fun, and several other things. Primarily, though, it comes down to jaded gamers with ADHD. They buy a game, play it once, and never touch it again. It's safe to say that most gamers are like this. That's why there are so many shitty annual titles. Rockstar was never in a hurry about getting the next GTA out, even before they sold their souls for shark card money. GTA VI will be coming eventually, but GTAO or no GTAO, it won't be anytime soon.

Nearly $200 million per year is more than most game companies can hope for, unless you have a cheap but popular pile of shit like GTAO or CoD. The billion they made from the real game is very rare in the game industry, and not something that's likely to be repeated until GTA VI or TES VI. Also, World of Warcraft is, and will likely always be, the most popular and successful MMO on the market, and they were down to 5.5 million players, as of a year or so ago. At peak, I believe they were somewhere in the neighborhood of 12 million. 8 million people still playing GTAO (as of a year ago, anyway) is a pretty big deal. It's extremely successful, especially in a world where there's a new online game taking the world by storm, every other month. Overwatch is immensely popular right now, and it's just a cheap team-based shooter made from the scraps of a canceled MMO. Online games that aren't MMOs are extremely easy to make, and extremely lucrative. It's basically a miracle that GTAO is still so popular.

I warned you niggas. I told you two years ago this shit was coming, and y'all just waved it off like it wasn't true. The writing was on the wall, and y'all just put new wallpaper over it. Warning of hubris came from the high heavens, and y'all just kept on worshipping at the altar of avarice. Motherfucking video game Nostradamus told y'all what was goin' down, and y'all -*Packs a suitcase and walks out the door, still rambling while disappearing down the street*

Spoilers: It's just amateur developers doing original work that looks like it's from a Rockstar franchise because it's an easy way to get their name out there. In actuality, they just end up being universally hated for getting everyone's hopes up.

That sure does look like a bunch of shit that can't be done solo. Oh well. Back to games that actually provide worthwhile content.

I didn't like the Railroad story that much, because they kept you undercover with Father for so long. I feel like I should have done my Institute character first because I'll have already seen everything but the last two quests. The Railroad story feels lazy to me because it's essentially "do 90% of the Institute story, then do the last Brotherhood quest, but with an inferior group of characters."

Damn. Now I miss Graffiti. WHERE HAVE ALL MY FRIENDS GONE. I ONLY HAD, LIKE, THREE OF THEM.

I went peaceful, since my first character is really just a wandering tinkerer. I didn't even mention Acadia to the Brotherhood. My Railroad chick will side with Acadia, but refuse to do the thing DiMa suggests to deal with the Children of Atom. She'll make peace between the groups however she can, but not quite the same as my tinkerer did. My Minuteman will side with Far Harbor, and tell them everything. My Institute character will become disillusioned with the world, tell the Institute about Acadia, and side with the Children due to overwhelming nihilism. I still don't have a Brotherhood diehard. My first guy only went Brotherhood because they have a shared interest in technology, and soldiering is what he knows best. Other than tinkering.

Any alteration of rap (except metal-rap) is dope, if instrumental. Only shitty rapping can ruin a good beat. Which is why the vast majority of rap sucks.

The North Yankton sequences in V were less slippery. Roads aren't made of butter, friend.