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Is it just that water fowl are tastier than any other bird? Duck I know is delicious. Goose I've heard nothing but good things about. And I've heard that certain types of crane are the best bird eating there is. Sandhill Crane maybe? My aunt and uncle lived down in Texas for about 10 years and...

Does anyone play TFT? I hate MOBAs with a passion but got talked into giving TFT a try. It's the most frustrating, RNG riddled shitfest I've ever played. Yet I can't stop playing it...

Says Turkey is amazing. Compares it to another meat almost everyone cooks wrong and turns out shitty.

I was walking through a local grocer and saw some geese next to the Turkeys and thought about picking one up. But goddamn are they expensive. I've never actually had goose so I wasn't willing to drop $54 on one. I didn't even look at how much it weighed after I saw the price tag. One of these...

If the movie has been released anywhere in the world and there's a chance people may be discussing it why would you click the thread if you're the kind of person who gets sensitive about their movie going experience being "spoiled". And if you believe "rumors" or leaks are always de facto truth...

Maybe I'm remembering it wrong. It's at the beginning of the movie when his car is getting robbed right?

So I just recently re-watched American History X on Netflix. They removed the curb stomping scene. What the hell? The movie makes almost no sense without that pivotal scene.

That's already how a lot of rares/boss mobs in the open world work. I'd rather not have that though, make them truly rare and always drop loot. Like Poseidus (well he used to be rare anyway) or Aeonaxx or TLPD.

What gives you guys the impression the gold farmers can lock anything down at all that real players want to access? Where are these magical bot armies that can't be fucked with and are better players than people actually at their keyboard? It's ridiculous to think gold farmers would have any...

Doesn't seem to be an issue on classic servers. Dungeon content is harder in retail than it was in vanilla. The issue back then was knowledge and MMO experience of the broad playerbase in general (most people were not EQ veterans like us)

Would be great to have to have both. Say an instanced BRD and an overworld, contested BRD. With all the same mobs, and even the same drops. The instance drops BoP items, and the overworld area drops sellable, BoE items (maybe even without level restrictions). That will never happen though...

How often did you ever really run into camping problems in Sebilis or Chardok if you were in a group capable of moving even moderately deep into those two dungeons? It wouldnt work in a game with WoW's population but it was much better than nothing but instanced dungeons.

I've grown to really dislike instanced dungeons. They aren't fun. I don't care how much you try to tell me BRD was a great dungeon. It wasn't. It's not fun. I would much rather have a choice between camping or crawling over running and resetting. The closest thing to this in WoW is the jaedenar...

Well you're entitled to your opinion. However outrageous it may be.

You think it's easier to create raids that most people won't even truly experience than it is to create questlines/factions for unique rewards that everyone can experience? I completely disagree.

That's the problem. MMOs tend to revolve around end game repetition instead of actual character building or exploration. A game filled with easter eggs or tons of specialty items tied to specific, off the beaten path factions and such would be much more enjoyable to me than this "epic raiding"...

MSG has been demonized in America for no good reason. Almost as bad as egg yolks. It's salt...

Hail, Ion Hazzikostas "Hello Khane! The Team is excited to announce a revolutionary new game mechanic. Typing in chat to NPCs for various reactions! Thanks for playing World of Warcraft!"

The game can be enjoyable if you don't care about making meaningful progress in any specific timeframe. If you have a goal to accomplish and don't want it to take 2-3 months the game is frustrating as hell.

B&W is bigger than most standalone games. It's just a really great DLC. I agree the story in HoS is better but the new systems, player housing, new items and more gwent make B&W the better DLC.

This is why the idea of buying a "starter home" or "fixer upper" is hilarious and outrageous to me.

So Brad was John Q?

I've had ox tail before but that preparation was excellent.

Okay, that was one of the best dishes I've ever cooked at home. Goddamn it's good.

Yea that's the only possible explanation. Buy tokens to sell for gold so you can get the mount before it's too late! Things are so far gone over at Blizzard now that they are squeezing players for in game mounts...

Project Gorgon looks even worse than Pantheon.

I got it for 2.99/lb (it's normally between 5 and 6 bucks a pound)

Picked up some ox tail on the cheap yesterday. Gonna try this recipe for dinner tonight: https://www.hungryforever.com/recipe/chinese-braised-oxtail-recipe/ I'll let you bros know how it turns out.

People are going to buy all the mounts anyway if they have different features. They didn't remove the other traveler's mounts when new ones were added.

Heh... what is the purpose of removing that mount? It's a vendor mount that costs 5 million gold. Not like it's a special achievement mount that will be trivial when the next expansion comes out so it needs to be removed to preserve the prestige of having one...

You guys have way better farmer's markets than we do. Meat? The farmer's markets here are real tiny and really only have produce.

Guess MN has a lot more greenhouses than CT

So you want them to be the same Joker... but different.

We already saw Nolan/Ledger's Joker. And Joaquin doesn't have the scars from his father. WHY SO SERIOUS?!

Mythic raids are still 10 ilvls higher, so no it won't be.

Keep Batman completely out of it other than seeing him as a kid or teenager watching the city suffer.

Man what a sad story it is that Sega stopped making consoles. They were always way ahead of the curve, but for whatever reason they sucked at helping developers actually make games for those consoles. Sega Channel was essentially cable internet.... in 1994.

So I didn't really care for The Joker. I thought it was slow and skirted the line too close to arthouse film. That said there was a lot of good to take away from it and how it ended, and how he has turned into The Joker is going to make for a very good sequel I think. Part of the reason it...

They needed to release the BGs, no reason to wait all the way to phase 3.