@ConanTheStoner:

I have to see that thread... literally.

I would advise everyone to go and read the Steam user reviews for the Nekopara games.

You won't regret it, some of the funniest stuff you'll ever read.

Fallout 4. Bought it when it first came out, so $60. Then spent $30 on the DLC pass. $90 total.

Fun game, too bad most of the DLC was simply mods and not actual content.

@ConanTheStoner:

For the immersion of course, how else would you make a street fight more authentic than that?

I hope this means we can expect a Far Cry 5 cameo from this guy.

This is how I play fighting games like Street Fighter.

That's right folks, you're in the graceful presence of a fucking legend.

Reading through the news right now.

Some guy in Montana who's running for the house of representatives body-slammed a reporter for asking too many questions.

I hope he's a character in the game, or is at least a DLC bonus mission.

Full Story on Crazy Montana Politics

@Maroxad:

What's even worse is when gamers say that politics shouldn't be mixed with video games, yet proclaim that video games are art.

Art and politics have always been connected to each other. If literature, film, and music are allowed to use social commentaries then video games should be able to as well.

It's common to link religious cults and fanatics with right-wing beliefs because that's often the case. I didn't know Jim Jones was a communist considering he led a cult, because again, being religious and extreme left-wing are two beliefs that are usually not compatible with each other.