@gamingdevil800: I have a Google Home and it's so damn handy. I use it mainly for my alarm, asking cooking questions, setting timers, playing music, and yeah asking it inane questions like what rating certain movies got.

@Wraith3: Haha, bugger is totally Aussie too. I didn't want to hurt the fans, I swear!

@PrpleTrtleBuBum: I'm down

@michaeldark: I got too OP in Skyrim and remember kicking some dragon ass. Clearly my character was not ready though haha.

@gegeforce: Hi, that's so kind, thanks for brightening my day. I'm working on more of a variety of things these days, you can track down the latest stuff on my Twitter and Facebook if you have either of those but I appreciate the support either way!

@Terrorantula: Same lol I had to cut a lot of me deciphering what she was saying.

@Darko-TDR: Hiya! I'm behind the camera for the most part :) I mainly do VO videos and reviews and editing these days which is why you don't see too much of my face but I'm around!

@cappy: This is really interesting to hear. I've definitely seen evidence of this too. Thanks for sharing!

@deviltaz35: Hi there, I finished the game before writing this feature. I don't think your decision-making is tied to execution - I think action and emotional reaction is still significant. In regard to action and story shifting I think Life Is Strange is a great example which is why I highlighted it in addition, but largely I wanted to discuss the emotional narrative impact of feeling responsibility for a ward. Even decision-making games like TWD end up in the same place more often than not, but how and why they make you alter your actions along the way is quite interesting.

@lorddaggeroff: If there was a starving NPC child who wanted it also then we are on the same wavelength man haha.