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Far Cry 3 And The Stranger In A Strange Land Reddit user Linksawake got a little bored. So bored in fact that he attempted to transform his pets into the dog and cat equivalent of the Valve guy. No pets were apparently harmed in this transformation.
This image has been circulating everywhere on the internet today, and for good reason: it’s friggin’ fantastic. With a setup like this, who needs real life? [Reddit]
BioWare writer Jennifer Hepler is trying to delete her Twitter account today after feeling the hate of gamers who are angry about what she apparently said in a 2006 interview.
After spending hours on end dealing with angry, distraught, frustrated, and downright abusive customers, it’s easy to imagine this lovely unicorn drawing was enough to get World of Warcraft customer service representatives to reverse a permanent ban.
It’s time to be honest about this: we may wax poetic about how we play Elder Scrolls games for the epic quest, the giant map, and the sweeping vistas. But a lot of folks only play the game for the sweet, sweet hoarding. In a world as huge and detailed as that of Skyrim, there are so many things to do, so many quests to undertake… and so many items to pick up and pack away into storage.
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Actually, we did. They were called “unlockables” and, after playing the game a lot, you got them for free. Seen via Reddit.