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Well I kept the free "weekend" going as long as I could but my computer had an aneurysm when I tried to put it to sleep to take a nap this afternoon. Seems like I'm practically repeating myself here, but I admit that the gameplay was fun enough that I am sorely tempted to break my word and buy...

Well you have to nail down precisely what she wants in lieu of marriage. A ring, a legal agreement that your estate will provide for her for X amount of months in the event of your untimely death (not that I expect you raised a daughter who would turn her out on her ass, but grief does things to...

Well I would think the lack of commercial success and the fact that a significant chunk of their X-Com team quit the studio over this game would make Firaxis realize they done fucked up, but the damage is done. We gave up X-Com 3 for this. This is just a flat-out lie.

and I bet 40 of those hours were spent dicking around in the unnecessary exploration and playing the relationship game with your superhero harem. "The little things along the way" are the majority of the game. Fire Emblem did a much better job of mixing strategy with relationship management and...

The analogy I'm most satisfied with is that this game is like going to a big franchise steakhouse. You may have a good time and enjoy yourself, but at the end of the night that 60-100 dollar bill only got you 20-30 dollars worth of steak. Between the service, sides, drinks, etc, you can't really...

Annoying but good to know, sounds like it definitely is not a viable option for handling the trim from carcass processing. We've been buying meat bundles but we're not entirely satisfied with the results anymore and aside from just hopping around to different butchers hoping for a different...

While we're on the subject of gadgets, has anyone here used the meat grinder attachment for a kitchenaid? How does it compare to a decent dedicated grinder like a Cabela's Deluxe?

It's funny because the card combat is the one thing I genuinely like about the game. It's like if Slay the Spire had some long campaign of multiple attempts on the spire where you continuously managed the decks of the 4 playable characters. and the positioning/environmental stuff is a nice thing...

First impression after some free weekend time: Still not going to pay for this and anyone who supports this shit is a faggoty industry shill. The card combat is by no means bad, in fact it's damn fun. That doesn't change the fact that no matter how much you jazz it up, cards are inescapably a...

literally the only way I was ever gonna be able to play this game cause I ain't giving Firaxis money ever again but I don't care enough to pirate. Thanks for the prompt heads up.