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Same here.

Same here.

I'd prefer a Sonic 5. Classic 2D action with enhancements here or there but with the main focus on level design. Just keep it to Sonic, Tails, Knuckles and Dr. Robotnik too (don't remember when or why they changed it to Eggman I hated the change). An anniversary should celebrate what they did right, and I didn't personally play any decent Sonic games after Sonic & Knuckles, they were all awful, barring 4, which was okay,

I'd prefer a Sonic 5. Classic 2D action with enhancements here or there but with the main focus on level design. Just keep it to Sonic, Tails, Knuckles and Dr. Robotnik too (don't remember when or why they changed it to Eggman I hated the change). An anniversary should celebrate what they did right, and I didn't personally play any decent Sonic games after Sonic & Knuckles, they were all awful, barring 4, which was okay,

I loved Enterprise but hated the theme. Awfully cheesy.

I loved Enterprise but hated the theme. Awfully cheesy.

I was thinking that. It'd be quite interesting if she does what I suggested and flees to Casterly Rock, which is really overdue an appearance. Dany shows up at Kings Landing, expecting a fight, and finds nothing but rubble. Does she rebuild Kings Landing and dig out the Iron Throne? Or move through Westeros killing everything. Could be quite a poignant, "What was it all for?" moment if there's no throne to actually fight for.

I'm hoping Cersei blows up King's Landing, them along with it. I hope the High Sparrow burns to ashes. (I think I'm channeling the Mad King).

I knew what you meant. My point still stands. We don't know why she didn't tell him, yet. The story's not finished.

If we remain I can certainly see that. If we leave I'd expect shouting rather than violence. If we remain they're going to say it was rigged. Some already are.

I don't think Jon's actions were lazy I think your interpretation of them is. You're thinking just about the right amount to find fault. Think a little more and you'll find reasons for why these characters acted the way they did, think a little less and you'd enjoy one of the best battles of recent years. If you've got the time to watch a show you're not enjoying and then go online to pick out "faults" then by all means go ahead. Personally I just watch shows that I enjoy. I think they've signed on until season 8 but methinks it'd be better to sign them on for one more season after that. Definitely feels like we're entering the final stretch, I just don't want it rushed. There are so many plot points to finish off, some haven't even started yet.

If you're not enjoying it, then stop watching?

Mine took 20 minutes, and my Internet is extremely slow.

The Bespin DLC is out today for season pass holders. Here are the patch notes:

I wish they'd throw a couple of actual kitchen sinks at him.

My FB feed is about 95% remain. Hopefully a lot of the more idiotic "leave" voters will forget to vote, or not realise they actually have to go out and vote - not just post it on Facebook.

I think these days it's considered, er, rude to recast a character played by an actor who died. It may always have been frowned upon but definitely would be now. (I could be wrong, but I'd consider it disrespectful) Personally I'd rather see them ditch NuTrek - I have no hope this one will be any better than the last two. I've never really thought Trek movies were that great, bar First Contact. I've always thought the franchise shined best on the small screen.

My friends and I all agreed that if you're not a fan of Warcraft, the chances of enjoying it are slim.

I went into Warcraft with no expectations, except that it's almost certainly be rubbish. I was also pleasantly surprised; I really enjoyed it. It helped that I've been a fan of the franchise since Tides of Darkness. I'd happily watch a sequel.

(Stolen from Gaf)

I'd forgotten about that legal campaign. Thank heavens it's all sorted, was bloody stupid to be begin with. Only 7 weeks til launch!