Well, if Noah didn’t actually state a name in regards to the player he didn’t like, then I’m not going to immediately assume he meant me--though I wouldn’t be surprised if that is the case. Noah and I never seemed to mesh very well together, although I will say that I found him to be an amazing DM and Dethklok was an absurdly great game. Seriously, I still get chills thinking about that encounter with Morgana and the pyramid. It was masterfully played out.

Even if Noah did mean me then there’s nothing for me to get upset about. There are a billion worse ways for him to have stated those thoughts than to anonymously suggest them through a vlog, and there’s absolutely no reason to get concerned over another person disliking me. Not gonna win everybody over, so I don’t bear any ill will towards Noah. He’s a cool dude.

As soon as I can find a program that allows me to convert an MP4 into an FLV. The current file is too large for Blip.

It's easiest just to send it over to me on Twitter. @RolloT.

Well I wouldn't go after his fans--people have every right to like shit, I doubt we will as WMR episode as Nik hasn't touched an Oh Great work to my knowledge. I still might do a retrospective/review of Air Gear, though I don't have an idea of when quite yet.

I feel ya playa. If women don't want to play the game based off what they've seen from this game and past installments of Tomb Raider then that's cool. I'm still going to pick the game up because I'm excited about the survival aspects.

Hey, if someone feels outraged by this game that's their MO, and if they want to defend it they can do that too. Fact is I think by now everyone knows whether or not they're going to buy the game, so the editorials are only there to spark angry debates. I'm just going to sit back and wait for the game to come out. Maybe order some pizza while I wait. Kick my cat too... he's such a dick.

Any experience with radio helps in podcasting since it helps you control flow.

I didn't outright cry, but I did get very choked up at the end of Toy Story 3. The beginning of Up is a very close second though.

I don't believe LordKat is doing wat anymore.

I don't. I wish I knew any site that sold decent One Piece merchandise at a fair price.

You're looking for unoffensive funny? Check out Angel Densetsu. It's a very funny manga that is great at the feel good tone.

Fat.

Oh, my friends. Sorry. They'd probably say fat.

Hardly. Maybe like an hour a month or so at most. Unless you're counting work where I call into the suicide-hotline rather frequently.

Flight. There are better powers out there, but flight would be so damn convenient. I mean potentially. I'm sure there's some scientific reason why it would suck balls.

I'm 23. So yes.

Nah, I was never an imaginary friend kid, though after my grandfather died I did used to say I had imaginary grandfathers. I don't think I ever really believed that though, and at least four of them were named after Street Fighter characters.

I swear I'm not drunk right now.

You know he probably shouldn't count, but the Mysterious Stranger from Fallout 3 was awesome. I mean he has no character, and he really doesn't make sense, but there is nothing more satisfying then VATing a Super Mutant and seeing the Mysterious Stranger pop up behind him and blow his head off with a magnum.

I'm excited for this game because I love experiencing the kind of visceral, realistic-fiction that pits man against his environment and from that I've seen, Tomb Raider looks to be a game of survival against immense odds. There's a scene in the demo where Lara has to light herself on fire to escape a set of ropes, but she falls right onto a stalagmite. I fucking love that moment because it places Lara on a very realistic and vulnerable level. I can see why some people would get irritated by that since vulnerability is often exploited in female characters, but it can just as easily make her much more relatable and sympathetic while simultaneously making the scene more engrossing.

That said, Eidos is going to half to walk a very fine line because they are throwing a pretty girl into a situation where she's physically and emotionally assaulted. This game will be a huge dud if Lara comes off as a victim in some quasi-snuff game, but if Lara overcomes her challenges using her wits, resources, and willpower (which as I've seen from trailers thus far seems to be the case) and ends up growing into a stronger woman then this game will be doing a good thing for improving the image of female characters in gaming.

Assuming they cut down on her fucking orgasm screaming. Seriously, that shit sounds so wrong.

TV. I'm just not a fan of movies. I love long stories, and television is obviously better equipped to provide that.

Depends on what you mean by fan service? Are you referring to cheesecake (a.k.a. smut) or the real definition of including pieces of the story specifically to appeal to fans? In the former I have a pretty big tolerance, but the more silly and over the top stuff is better. For the latter I keep it to a minimum because an audience shouldn't dictate the flow of a story. Mass Effect 3 had this problem quite a bit.

Nik hasn't read anything by Oh Great and I don't think he has any desire to. If anything is done on Oh Great/Air Gear it will likely be a solo project of mine.