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I actually like some of the changes that the show made from the comics early on. And they started diverging more and more as the show went on, but that's fine cuz the show is it's own creature. The thing about the show is that they seem to make shocking choices for the sake of that shock than providing very much consistency with the characters or story.

I've read the first 50 issues of the comic and gave up on that just because it was a grueling slog. If the show sets out to shock you, the comic aims to make you feel weary and a little gross.

What I like about the video game is that it really could have been it's own zombie apocalypse story. It didn't have to have any association with The Walking Dead, aside from brand recognition. Hell, they could have gotten the license for George Romero's zombie movies and told the same story without making any changes.

I like the game the most. Yes, it has it's shocks. Yes, it can make you feel mentally drained. But the fact that it asks you to participate in that is what's special about it.

I've always been partial to butt robots. They're programmed for just one thing, but they do it efficiently and without human monitoring.

Get that review done quick! lol

This game is so chock full of character, from the art to the writing. There's no way to mistake this game for anything else. I'd say keep playing!

Thanks!

Alas, I only have it on the PS3. I kinda wanted to get it on the Vita too, it's so good.

Don't watch the show. The show is awful. I really fucking hate that show. Hate it. 

I'll say you can play it solo, but it's more fun when playing it co-op. There are points where it's like watching a schlocky movie: it's more fun to have more people experiencing it with you. The good thing is that there are ways to customize your character that makes it viable in single-player. In co-op, my siren would act like the healer, but when I would play alone, I would respec into a really effective damage dealer.

While there is some reference to the first game, it's not really necessary. I hadn't played the first one, but they made it obvious what was a reference and then explained it to you.

I currently have over 3 days on one playthrough with just my siren character, with about a dozen hours each on the psycho, the assassin and the commando characters. But it's not completely necessary. Trust me, though: the game is crazy fun and you'll get sucked in.

It happens. Sometimes things don't catch you. I'm that way with Destiny. Everyone I know loved the beta, but I wanted to gouge out my eyes and break my fingers after playing it. 

I trust Steven Moffat and his choices for the Doctor. We didn't get very much of Capaldi's take on the Doctor, but something tells me he's gonna be a bit darker than we've had. I completely agree with asrealasitgets when it comes to him acting tired, which I'm hoping isn't one of his character traits.

I want to read Under the Dome and am hoping it'll show up at the local used book store soon.

DRAGON'S CROWN!! I love that game so much!

Yeah, I had to look for it, but it was there. I'm knee deep in season 4 or 5. Hard to keep track now.