Glass Ass: The OFFICIAL JGlass Thread

[justinsayne]

That's what I read, but according to the game as soon as you manually save for the first time, the auto save comes back on. Pressing the O button when you start a new game doesn't turn off the auto save, it just bypasses the part where you pick a save slot, therefore the game cannot save. As soon as you try to save, though, the game will require you to pick a slot, and once you do that the autosave will come back.

I'm just going to wait until they fix it before I start to play the game. I've waited this long, I can wait a little longer... but seriously I hope they fix this in the next few hours.

The bug wasn't in the game, it was with Naughty Dogs servers, supposedly it has since been fixed.

I have yet to start playing, I just got home, need to shower (since the AC at work is broke), & eat something then it's GAME ON!!!

 

[GI Cake]

Okay man. Man of Steel, it is a fucking must see movie. It just simply, and utterly blew my mind. Next up on the list is either This is the End, or Monsters University.

Oh and better news JGlassy, the capture card my buddy ordered came in, so I can start recording shit. If I ever get around to it, I might just make WZCW videos with it once WWE 2K14 comes out. (That's if the lovely people who are actually good at making CAW's are willing to help, of course.)

 

[JGlass]

Okay man. Man of Steel, it is a fucking must see movie. It just simply, and utterly blew my mind. Next up on the list is either This is the End, or Monsters University.

I loved This is the End, but Monsters University looks pretty hilarious too. Probably a case of not being able to go wrong either way. Oh, and I'm pretty sure I'm seeing Man of Steel tomorrow, and I am super excited for it.

Oh and better news JGlassy, the capture card my buddy ordered came in, so I can start recording shit. If I ever get around to it, I might just make WZCW videos with it once WWE 2K14 comes out. (That's if the lovely people who are actually good at making CAW's are willing to help, of course.)

Great! Now I won't have to write any more of those pesky matches.

 

[GI Cake]

I loved This is the End, but Monsters University looks pretty hilarious too. Probably a case of not being able to go wrong either way. Oh, and I'm pretty sure I'm seeing Man of Steel tomorrow, and I am super excited for it.

Personally man, I think you will love Zod's performance in the movie. Not only did the movie manage to channel the pure essence of the character, but they channeled all the influences to the character like Alexander the Great and Ceaser. It was honestly just fantastic.

Great! Now I won't have to write any more of those pesky matches.

Imagine all the tribal tattoo's and everyone's theme music being the RAW theme or Miz's theme music. It would be awesome!

 

[justinsayne]

I've heard mixed reviews on Man Of Steel so far, though most of the negative come from comic book fanboys that will basically find a reason to shit on just about anything in a comic book movie. I look forward to seeing it myself then going back to sunday & seeing This Is The End.

After 3 hrs. of play, I'm loving Last Of Us so far.

 

[Thriller Ant]

Beat the main storyline in Skyrim tonight. Let's see what other trouble I can get into

 

[Nate DaMac]

This is the End was pretty sweet.

 

[Harthan]

This is the End was pretty sweet.

Everything about your new user profile is amazing. I wish I had thought of it first.

 

[Nate DaMac]

The description of it sounded horrible, but Sam turned it into gold. I might just leave it like this for good.

 

[Shotaro]

Has any new member tried to flirt with you yet? If they did how long would you play along for?

 

[Blue Chipper]

The description of it sounded horrible, but Sam turned it into gold. I might just leave it like this for good.

Gettin' any love messages?

Edit:

Has any new member tried to flirt with you yet? If they did how long would you play along for?

This.

 

[Nate DaMac]

Not at all.

 

[Nate DaMac]

I would destroy that chick in my sig though.

 

[JGlass]

I just beat The Last of Us. It was an amazing game, a better story, and now I have a billion things that I want to talk about. Everyone who owns this game should finish it so we can talk about it.

Soooooo good.

 

[Shotaro]

I would destroy that chick in my sig though.

Watch it or google will take away our adverts

 

[Барбоса]

Finished The Last of Us already?

Not a long enough game then.

 

[Miko]

I've heard mixed reviews on Man Of Steel so far, though most of the negative come from comic book fanboys that will basically find a reason to shit on just about anything in a comic book movie. I look forward to seeing it myself then going back to sunday & seeing This Is The End.

After 3 hrs. of play, I'm loving Last Of Us so far.

Some fucks said The Avengers was a shit film as well. Either soulless, or they really believe the Batman films are a comic book film benchmark. Either way they are wrong.

 

[Uncle Sam]

Anybody that says The Avengers is soulless and holds up the Batman films as films that have soul is overflowing with shit.

But Zack Snyder is directing Man of Steel, so I can guarantee it will be soulless; the only film of his that (arguably) isn't is Watchmen - and that's down to the strength of the source material rather than Snyder's shiny, flashy, detached way of directing. He makes trailers, not movies.

Edit:

Finished The Last of Us already?

Not a long enough game then.

I believe it's about ten hours, give or take. That's about the sweet spot for me - short enough that I stand a chance of completing it before the year is out, long enough that I don't feel robbed of content. Also, if it's a quality ten hours, it will likely be worth replaying.

Bioshock Infinite took me about ten hours to get through, and that's probably my favourite game so far this year.

 

[Con T.]

Anyone that has any sort of hope for Superman really needs to go watch Sucker Punch again

 

[JGlass]

Finished The Last of Us already?

Not a long enough game then.

Like Sam said, it probably has about 10 hours of story to it (it took me closer to 12 to complete it), but it actually felt longer, and I'm still trying to figure out why that is. It might be because the game takes place over the course of a year, or maybe because gameplay is broken up with cinematics (the best cinematics I've ever freakin' seen), or maybe it's because it's generally a slow paced game. When there is action, and there is plenty of action, it's not really the crazy gun blazing action you see in Bioshock or Mass Effect, but much more strategic.

Anyway, my next order of business in terms of gaming is deciding whether I want to play XCom: Enemy Unknown or Batman Arkham City. Anybody want to weigh in on this one?

Anyone that has any sort of hope for Superman really needs to go watch Sucker Punch again

Thankfully I have never seen Sucker Punch, but I am optimistic that, with Christopher Nolan as a producer, Zack Snyder would have avoided botching this thing.

I believe it's about ten hours, give or take. That's about the sweet spot for me - short enough that I stand a chance of completing it before the year is out, long enough that I don't feel robbed of content. Also, if it's a quality ten hours, it will likely be worth replaying.

Bioshock Infinite took me about ten hours to get through, and that's probably my favourite game so far this year.

Despite the fact that I value your opinion as much as I value stepping on a Lego, I wait anxiously to hear what you thought of the game so we can discuss it.

I'm just kidding, you know I love to know what you think you big beautiful man you.

 

[Uncle Sam]

You should. My latest thread - You Owe Daniel Bryan An Apology, AKA Sam Was Right:

It's a popular myth that Daniel Bryan wasn't over before the "Yes!" gimmick. He was. Very over. He was by and far the most significant thing to come out of the first season of NXT and was very over with the fans - as a 'serious wrestler'. You remember: he ran down Michael Cole, sparking that whole heel turn, then got fired, and "Daniel Bry-an!" chants closed out a pay-per-view.

What happened? Writing happened. The two pronged fork of shitty writing and The Bella Twins to be exact. Two problems - The Bella Twins (who I'm sure are great sex, Messrs. Bryan and Cena, just not great television) and vanilla face syndrome. If you've read Chris Jericho's book (the good first one, not the boring second one) then you'll have read how your heart drops when you're handed "vanilla babyface" and tasked with getting over. In short, it's like being handed a bucket of ice and asked to start a house fire. Daniel Bryan became infamous for sportsmanship, competitiveness and, um, smiling. Essentially, he was given exposure without being given an outlet for his personality, and so his heat died out in such a way that you could put the blame on him.

Then, oh, he's given the world title, given an outlet for his personality and this bizarre thing happens - he gets over again. This was before he was a goatface, before he had yelling matches with Kane and before he had a best-selling t-shirt. He was still a 'serious wrestler', he just had a personality. He got so over that he was more popular than the actual babyface he was facing at WrestleMania, and it was his chant which interrupted The fucking Rock. "Yes!" chants were systematically removed from SmackDown for weeks on end - because no getting over without permission, damn it! Bryan, as a 'serious wrestler', had one of the best matches - and biggest crowd reactions - of the year against Sheamus at Extreme Rules.

Bryan didn't get over as a comedy wrestler. He got over, then became a comedy wrestler, and has remained over. Because it's a good gimmick. But it shouldn't be forever. It's already worn out its welcome for me, fond as I was of it for the first few, well, months. There's a future for Daniel Bryan, and it shouldn't be as a Santino 2.0 who always takes the pin so fucking Kane doesn't have to look bad. He's better than that; he's proved he's better than that. Let's not pretend that becoming a 'serious wrestler' (yes, those inverted commas are staying put) is a death sentence.

 

[FlexAmerican Dynamite]

Saw this is the end last night, really hands down the funniest movie of the year.

Caught some bits and pieces of Man of Steel due to a friend wanting to sneak in to multiple theaters. The action scenes toward the end looked good but the rest I'm not sure. Either way the Avengers is still the best Superhero movie of all time.

 

[justinsayne]

I just beat The Last of Us. It was an amazing game, a better story, and now I have a billion things that I want to talk about. Everyone who owns this game should finish it so we can talk about it.

Soooooo good.

I still got a ways to go, give me about a month give or take.

Some fucks said The Avengers was a shit film as well. Either soulless, or they really believe the Batman films are a comic book film benchmark. Either way they are wrong.

Fanboys hate everything, people were bitching about the suit before the movie even came out because "They took away his red underwear". That's the point where fanboys need to just fuck off & stop being such stupid fucking ******s.

I believe it's about ten hours, give or take. That's about the sweet spot for me - short enough that I stand a chance of completing it before the year is out, long enough that I don't feel robbed of content. Also, if it's a quality ten hours, it will likely be worth replaying.

Bioshock Infinite took me about ten hours to get through, and that's probably my favourite game so far this year.

I've heard in reviews it's about 18 hrs., though I agree 10 hrs. is typically the sweet spot.

I just got back from Man of Steel, excellent movie. People who are shitting on this movie have either not seen it, or have stupid fucking high expectations. Micheal Shannon does a fucking amazing job as Zod, his performance alone is worth seeing this movie for.

 

[Uncle Sam]

If you like Michael Shannon, I recommend The Iceman. If you don't like Michael Shannon, I really don't recommend The Iceman.

 

[Dowdsy McDowds]

If you like Michael Shannon, I recommend The Iceman. If you don't like Michael Shannon, I really don't recommend The Iceman.

Just want to add Take Shelter to the "if you like..." list.