So we finally know the details of Scorpio and what it's capable of.

Yet, people are still mad and debating it?

What?

@Maroxad: We read The Hobbit, The Princess Bride, The Dark Tower, Stardust, and The Outsorcerer's Apprentice.

J.R.R. Tolkien was the best by far, Stephen King is overrated as shit, and the rest were decent. Though I have to admit I prefer the movie adaptation of The Princess Bride more.

It's kind of ironic though, the class I'm taking is literally called "Special Topics in Science-Fiction and Fantasy" and there's been no inclusion of any science-fiction works whatsoever.

You guys still taking N64DD seriously? I thought it was pretty obvious by now that he's another shitty troll.

@Maroxad: The English class I'm taking is primarily focused on fantasy works, and we have read several books (5 to be exact), but my professor decided to broaden the study of the fantasy genre by including other forms of media like Undertale into the syllabus.

I don't mind, especially since I was forced to read Homestuck and had to endure and hear the bullshit drivel that it was a deep, and complex text when in fact it's the internet's nadir. Seriously, I'd rather browse 4chan forums all day than read that garbage again, I don't fucking care how popular it is, it's trash made by a guy who has the mindset of a pre-teen.

If you're talking about backlogs and wishlists, then yeah, I can definitely identify.

I have over 50 games on my Steam wishlist, most of them I put there in the heat of moment; I thought they looked cool without really looking at them thoroughly.

Basically, if I were given a blank check right now, I'd probably only buy a handful of them.

So far Undertale is decent.

Does it warrant a serious college classroom discussion that I unfortunately have to sit through?

Hell no.

It's only unique merit is that you can actually progress through the entire game without killing anyone.

Your guess is as good as mine.

So I actually have to play Undertale for English class.

From what I've heard, it was considered a good game until Tumblr got a hold of it. Can anyone confirm this?

$0.

Paying for online in general is a scam.