@Jagosix: You jinxed it. Several hours later XBL started having issues. Trying to check peoples profiles takes longer to load and I had achievements unlock like seventeen minutes after the fact. Playing multiplayer games was no problem though.

@Pyrosa: Spot the Blizzdrone.

I kind of feel bad for Arjan Brussee, he was at Epic before the Unreal and Gears days. Then he leaves GG before Horizon Zero Dawn. Just to end up being at a studio that has a PVP game where at one point only five people were playing. Hopefully his next game does well.

@mdinger: You know paid games go free to play all the time and players never get a refund right?

Y'all missed Blanka's spikey headed ass dancing in the background when the girl twirls in the club.

Cool so online PVP?

"locally against your friends"

Welp, in to the trash it goes.

@restatbonfire: PS4 doesn't have BC. The 360 version probably will still become BC at some point. PC also never got the first two games natively and their port of 3 sucked,

Small reminder that the strike was a massive waste of time and the guild got a worse deal than what they originally had.

Official Mario toothbrush so you can help prevent official Mario cavities from the official Mario cereal.

"While replacing Depp in the movie might have been troublesome, it certainly wouldn't be impossible."

While this is true, you can't follow this up with a completely different scenario as a comparison. The movie Spacey is being replaced in isn't a sequel to anything and he isn't even the main star. A better example would have been a movie like The Matrix or Charmed where they had reasons in the medium for why they changed people. (Why they actually changed them was because one actress died (Gloria Foster, RIP) and the other (Shannen Doherty) was a massive ****.)

As this is a movie about magic, they could have easily made up reasons for why he looks different but being the main star I assume Depp basically is the film.