They were smart enough to keep the greatest military the world has ever seen tied up in an endless and pointless conflict that shook America's confidence and sucked their treasury dry

But thats what you did do, its a big part o why things went so badly

In what universe would deliberately killing civilians and targeting temples be an effective tactic against ideological guerrillas?

ISIS face when goat pussy

dear god
mfw "goat pussy"

Thats why he lies down instead of crouching against the wall, enemy sniper will rather try to hit the center body mass.

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**hidingrighthere rolled image**What are you talking about man, THIS is what Elsa was really thinking about

PROMISING AN END TO ICE NINJAS AND SORCERERS

DONALD TRUMP WANTS TO BAN MUSLIMS
HANZO HASASHI TELLS THEM TO GET OVER HERE

HIS RUNNING MATE TAKAHASHI KENSHI IS BLIND TO INJUSTICE

VOTE HANZO HASASHI 2016

I actually disagree. Somewhat. You have a valid opinion and I'm not calling it unjustified. However, if we look at everything we, as fans, know about siths, we can see how there have been many in the past that have been irrational and even bratty like Kylo Ren. He is not the first and I speculate he won't be the last. Siths have always gained power from their strength of emotion. It's in the sith code for Christ's sake. The type of emotions driving Kylo are rage and whatever you call being a spoiled little shit. This makes for very erratic behavior and equally erratic power. His saber beam even speaks to it in some fashion. Unlike Vader, Kylo is a true sith. I have high hopes for how this is going to turn out. That's just my long winded opinion though.

TLDR: You're justified. I disagree. Kylo is true sith. They are doing the lore a favor here.

There isnt a single Sith in existence after EP6.

Snoke and Kylo are dark side force users, but not Sith.

Splain in IM's/PM's pls.

It's quite humorous. While the villain is not intimidating and is more a kid trying to fill in shoes, it's quite odd seeing Benedict Cumforbitch as an angsty teenager to the extreme.I honestly want to see Snooke kill the fucker in the end.

Honestly, The best parts are the Han Solo moments. Harrison Ford is literally the reason your going in, The other movies will be shit without him.

He is clearly the key that made Star Wars good.

wait.... why wont he be in the other movies? D:

youre a good guy.

It really is shit, dont bother paying for it

its really a decent film. better than 1, 2, 3. and I loved 3.

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Actually it's this

Care to enlighten me what all the feces-flinging is about THIS time?

This is a god roll if I ever saw one.

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I have honestly never thought of Bethesda games as RPGs. I've thought of them as hybrids, always.

RPGs and FPSs are about as divorced from one another as two game types could be. It's about as weird a concept as a Puzzle-based Racing Game. (Still possible, but unlikely to be ULTRA GREAT FUN for lovers of both sorts of games.)

Another problem is the limitations of writing for videogames. In order to have every solution to every problem be viable means that the writers must first know every single possible solution a player may find, then write logical profression and dialogue for all of those outcomes. And THEN the programmer must program the game so that all of those solutions create a victory condition without bugging up too hard to work properly or just giving the quest as an automatic victory or something similarly stupid.
THEN the voice actors have to be called in and record every single line of dialogue for each of these possible solutions.
And then all of this needs to be combined with art and character design. And if these solutions have impact on the main quest line? Oh shit. Your workload just got geometrically larger.
Each of these missions is starting to add up to the hundreds of man hours, and accounting for quests affecting other quests makes it even more nuts.
(And all this shit takes up a LOT of memory)

But the demand is for bigger worlds, all of them endlessly rich and full of quests to do, or else the game is apparently shit.

And also change is bad but innovation is needed and making it more accessible to more players is bad and pandering to casuals and how dare they try tk recuperate the massive costs of development by appealing to a wider market?! THE SCOUNDRELS! THE HEARTLESS MONEYGUZZLING MACHINES!

When you look at what we demand from AAA titles and see what the actual requirements for those are, it becomes a very different playing field.

Why does it usually come down to choices at the end? Because otherwise the writers go crazy and shit takes forever to write.

Here's just a brief challenge to explain why this shit is hard.

Make a folder called "Combo Lock."
Inside, make three folders numbered 1, 2, and 3.
In each of those folders, make three more folders numbered 1, 2, 3.
Continue this so that you can effectively enter any 5 digit combination.
No seriously. Do it. It's a fun project for keeping things hidden from computer-unlearned morons.

Did you do it? Welcome back. That was pretty tedious, yeah?
Ok, now imagine this but with 0 through 5. And the code should be 20 digits.
I get carpel tunnel just thinking about it.

That's basically how these branching quests work, but also involving a shit-ton of player prediction and writing.

TL;DR: Making sandbox games is unholy magnitudes of scale more difficult than making linear ones.