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Still the best optional objectives of 2013.

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  • jarjarjake @jarjarjake

    I think this could be the single worst article I have ever come across.

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  • Spoons @spoons

    If it weren't for the tags, I would have no idea what this is about.
    That being said, I still have no idea what this is about.

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  • Letrico @letrico

    The one liners are back. Welcome to reddit/kotaku

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    • Steveo Guest

      Well of they wrote two lines they would put the article to shame.

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  • heavy_water @heavy_water

    I'm surprised the tags weren't "still, the, best, optional, objectives, of, 2013"

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  • nexi @nexi

    It's a shame that writing intelligent articles is an optional objective :'(

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  • Republic Banana Guest

    Are better ones likely to appear, given that 2013 is over?

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  • hotcakes @hotcakes

    This is impressively bad, even for Kotaku. Maybe it could be helped with a GIF or 14.

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  • Ashiri @seegrey

    Congratulations new bashcraft, you have become the teacher.

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  • Zetrox2k @zetrox2k

    also, "Still" implies that it is possible that the best optional objectives of 2013 could change... considering we are in 2014, kirk may need to start working on a time machine...

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