twitter user @ louderup pointed out that the game awards game of the year 2016 was OVERWATCH, not UNCHARTED 4. i was going purely by memory and i now realize i did not actually watch the game awards in 2016. i'm sorry . . . i had something interesting to do that night. HOWEVER!! HOWEVER! if i had gotten it right, that would have given us a day number of 106! which *is* cyberpunk 2077's release original date! i feel like a fool!!!!!!!!!! oops
"You probably think I bought my jacket at Urban Outfitters" is such a specific, detailed, scalpel-like cutting remark, that, while I can't imagine there being a better Tim Rogers bon mot in this video, I know with it being said at 11 of 45 minutes into this video there in fact WILL be a better one. Nostragamus has brought it once again, folks. IGN 10/10
Comparing a Witcher 3 side quest to an AC Odyssey side quest is like comparing the detective work of Sherlock Holmes to my dad trying to find his New Balances.
This video is confusing me. Tim says he's going to publish tennis monster in this one year old video, but then in the TokiMeki memorial video he seems to have changed his mind and Tennis Monster has reverted back to a finished private novel. Tim we want to read it, the world is ready. You're ready.
I like the original Mass Effect trilogy, but it wasn’t a childhood game for me, so I am able to look at it critically without nostalgia getting in the way. I can honestly say that while the original trilogy are good games, they have plenty of faults. The side quests are often boring or very fetch-quest-like, the RPG elements are lacking in some respects (e.g. the money spending system in the first game, the limited weapons and limited ability to customize teammates in the second game, the ending of the third game, etc.) and the character creation is normally very difficult to work with, often resulting in characters that look great on the character creation screen and either hideous or mildly deformed outside of character creation. BioWare has just always really sucked at character creation in my personal opinion, though.
I had never seen a Tim Roger's video before his most recent DOOM review, and since then I can't get enough of his videos. They satisfy me deeply like few other things do.
Tim Rogers 41:32: "In the 5 months between Cyberpunk 2077's originally planned release date and its new release date, who knows what might happen?" 2020: Hold my beer.
@@jord.an6123 unfortunately, I can't support their bizarre forays outside of video game journalism. Did you see pauls recent nothing burger about the word 'savage?' much ado about nothing. Tim is easily the only kotaku content worth following , and if he ever leaves, I'll follow him wherever he goes without a second look back
What a classic Tim Rogers video. Full-bodied luscious hair, exquisite fashion, and perfectly curated verbiage answering exactly the question that I came here with.
People are acting like Tim will mind holding his hand up to missing the mark on this one? I don't know him, but the guy seems very willing to laugh at the times he's been wrong. You haven't caught him out for being a pompous ass, you are one for coming here to point out he said something wrong.
Man, I wish I could watch this, but it was like...10 hours, and had interactive elements that force you to choose which parts you do and do not experience
i love... i truly love how this has curdled like milk. i harbor no ill will towards tim rogers and genuinely wish him the best. seriously, love your work. but this schadenfreude is *so* unfortunately delightful, that its hyped me up for the real review.
"listen to me, my two decades of experience in the video game industry has given me an immunity to hype" yanks collar, lets out steam sound effect. oh, sorry, that was a stage direction.
Pre Review of Tim Roger videos in 2020. Turns out they are pretty good. I liked the one on September 14th the most to be honest. Although the December one was a close second. Tim did it again.
I was watching this entire video trying to figure out who was on the shirt, because I saw it was a nascar shirt but I couldnt make out the name. It took me till minute 32 to realize it was Mark Martin.
32:54 This is the first vid of this man that I watch... and I love everysecon of it, I usually avoid long videos but man do I wish this one was longer, gotta check out what else has he made
Love the tasteful "I'm a professor but not uptight" hair you have now. Fits your head and personality well. The "tight" cuts you had before were slick and fashion friendly, but you SEEM more chill than they were.
@@felix5287 I agree totally. Just feel like this one reflects him best...yanno, this is the same dude that talks up "just hanging out with your buddies" in his game reviews. This hair is that spirit IMO, but still retains that air of "knowledge man."
33:35 Sweet. I've been waiting for that Blade Runner game from the '90s to be re-released. They said it couldn't be done, that they lost the source code, but I knew better. I don't need the source code. I need the game.
My first Tim Rogers video after hearing about him on Castle Superbeast, had a wonderful moment where he finished addressing William Gibson, and my thoughts were "What a great video, I see why this guy has so ma-HOLY SHIT, It's barely halfway done!" I'm sold.
Tim in January: Makes joke about how waiting until September might literally kill him. Tim in March-April: *gets coronavirus and almost dies*. Idk I feel like there should be a joke here but I got nothing. I know you don't see these anymore but, we all care about you homie and we're glad you're still around to deliver the most excessive and superfluous prose in the business. As an atheist quoting Jim Sterling, "thank god for you".
@@xanaxodgrindcorelover9191 I'm very well aware of the action button channel, Mr. Xanax OD. The bit I was referring to was specific to this video and, as you can see made 5 months ago when that channel *maybe* had his ff vii r video up if it even existed at all.
14:54 Comparing a Witcher 3 side quest, to a Assassin‘s Odyssey’s side quest; is like comparing a written script guided by narrative and plot, to improvisation to a forgotten moment and ideas.
Bro, this was fucking great, instructive, and entertaining for one hour. Like it a lot, what a masterpiece. :D Need more of these review. Great writing tough.
Tim Roger's hype for games is so dense, he consistently convinces me to buy games that, 10 seconds after starting, I find are completely against every atom of my being. I didn't like Dragon Quest XI, but he convinced me to buy it, and ten minutes in I found out that I absolutely hated the thing. He convinced me to buy Death Stranding, and ten minutes in I found out that I absolutely hated Death Stranding AND somehow Hideo Kojima. Therefore, I suspect that, as one of the few people who has possibly played and consumed more RPGs than Tim will ever in his life, somehow, irrevocably, I will not like CB2077, and will walk away from the experience profoundly disappointed in the notion of existence. Tim should be hired to ideate, produce, and market games as, it doesn't really matter what the final product is. This man could sell you on old Atari copies of ET... Still half buried under garbage.
This seems to describe the _finished_ game, not the one that was sold in 2020. Maybe in several patches and dlc releases we will have the promised game.
I just woke up from a dream where the Kotaku office had a publicly held contest, which stated that the first person who could parkour up the walls to Tim Roger's secret loft balcony office got an entire day to use his PC and play a pre-release copy of Cyberpunk 2077. Naturally I was able to shimmy along a window ledge and leap across the common room grabbing a pipe and making my way up to the strange lofted PC setup before any other contestent. There was a note on Tim's desk. It was written haphazardly in red magic marker, and informed me to look inside the liner of the bomber jacket resting on the desk's chair. A hidden lable within the jacket informed me that the pre-release build of Cyberpunk 2077 was buried in the game files of Ghost of Tsushima which was currently loaded onto the PC, and only by playing through it until the first time "thewindrises.exe" appeared in the coding (and clicking on that line in the code) would the pre-release version of Cyberpunk 2077 actually launch. I played hours of Ghost of Tsushima. More and more contestants who had followed in my path gathered behind my screen. My character became lost in a stone maze as I scrolled through miles of code only to find nothing. My alarm woke me.
It's hilarious watching this now knowing most of what was shown to Tim was bullshit. I'm really curious what's he going to do for the Action Button Review
Tim Rogers is to video games review as Narduar is to musical interviews. He is national treasure. He's more engaging then most of the games he reviews.
Considering how hyped everyone was (except for me because I wasn't too interested in it, though I paid attention to everything because I love observing events like this), and considering the final product and the reaction of said hyped "everyone"; let's just say I'm really looking forward to the Action Button review of Cyberpunk 2077 simply because of how interesting this situation is, and interested in how different his opinion is of it when the video releases will be.
Bro this got me hyped thank you, a large part of happiness is having things to look forward to. Love the way you explain things, subbing and will probably come again
It's worth mentioning at this point that after the *second* trailer came out William Gibson tweeted again about it and said that it looked much better on reflection and he was reasonably approving of what he had seen. So that does clarify his opinions on the game. EDIT Also, Mute? Really?
whenever I am down, can't sleep, just don't know what to do with myself... I watch a Tim Rogers video. Doens't matter if I relate to the game he is talking about. All good faith is restored. Thank you Tim.
twitter user @ louderup pointed out that the game awards game of the year 2016 was OVERWATCH, not UNCHARTED 4. i was going purely by memory and i now realize i did not actually watch the game awards in 2016. i'm sorry . . . i had something interesting to do that night. HOWEVER!!
HOWEVER! if i had gotten it right, that would have given us a day number of 106! which *is* cyberpunk 2077's release original date! i feel like a fool!!!!!!!!!! oops
Moral of the story is you had something interesting to do that night and I didn't
i love you tim rogers
You were wrong in a way that only made you more right.
Get a haircut hippie
Everyone knows multiplayer games don't count
The hidden eighth chapter
Comparing a Witcher 3 side quest to an Assassin's Creed: Odyssey side quest is like comparing a Tim Rogers video to an IGN video.
i couldn't make such a comparison for reasons of professionalism . . . so thanks lmao
Perfect
LOL
Tim Rogers beats his meat to gore videos.
Tim rogers isn't clunky though
I came for the pre-review, I left wanting a black bomber jacket.
Would you settle for a green one?
Tim Rogers is high class.
*Flight Jacket
I'm glad his Tokimeki Memorial review proves Tim survived the Cyberpunk 2077 release.
I haven't watched this video yet, so this is my Pre-Review.
TIM ROGERS HAS FINALLY DONE IT AGAIN! 🔥🔥
Christian Byard You’re my hero!
You're breathtaking!
Sarthak Rana no you are breathtaking!
Sarthak Rana no, you’re all breathtaking!
"Buddy, you clicked on the wrong video if you're expecting plainer terms."
That sums up Tim Rogers pretty good lol, I love it
"You probably think I bought my jacket at Urban Outfitters" is such a specific, detailed, scalpel-like cutting remark, that, while I can't imagine there being a better Tim Rogers bon mot in this video, I know with it being said at 11 of 45 minutes into this video there in fact WILL be a better one. Nostragamus has brought it once again, folks. IGN 10/10
Comparing a Witcher 3 side quest to an AC Odyssey side quest is like comparing the detective work of Sherlock Holmes to my dad trying to find his New Balances.
Also, the hot water obviously has been restored in Tim’s apartment, the facial hair has gone. The landlord’s a Narc.
This video is confusing me. Tim says he's going to publish tennis monster in this one year old video, but then in the TokiMeki memorial video he seems to have changed his mind and Tennis Monster has reverted back to a finished private novel. Tim we want to read it, the world is ready. You're ready.
"Cyberpunk 2077 is the size of Mass Effect or Skyrim, except it also had good parts in it".
OK, you get my like.
He was in top roasting form this entire video 🔥
I hope he was talking about mass affect andromeda....
I remember his Skyrim review from 9 years ago. It was 1-star on launch and it is 1-star now.
I like the original Mass Effect trilogy, but it wasn’t a childhood game for me, so I am able to look at it critically without nostalgia getting in the way. I can honestly say that while the original trilogy are good games, they have plenty of faults. The side quests are often boring or very fetch-quest-like, the RPG elements are lacking in some respects (e.g. the money spending system in the first game, the limited weapons and limited ability to customize teammates in the second game, the ending of the third game, etc.) and the character creation is normally very difficult to work with, often resulting in characters that look great on the character creation screen and either hideous or mildly deformed outside of character creation. BioWare has just always really sucked at character creation in my personal opinion, though.
Mass Effect and Skyrim are phenomenal, what are you talking about?
"Your hype is valid" that's a t-shirt right there.
Well, I came back after the game was released, and Tim, your dad should've stopped it.
He fled kotaku in astonishing foresight.
Yeah I’d really like a Re-Pre-Review of this
@@ropadope1452 I think he plans to do that on his channel action button. :)
Nah, this is all accurate for the pc version at least
@@ropadope1452 I think he's still planning to review it for Action Button.
"That's a very specific reference to pull out of the Cobblepot."
Bravo.
A
“Cyberpunk 2077 is a safe investment” yikes hahaha
0:00 He warned us, but we didn't listen. 😯
yep. Pretty safe tbh. Got my money back within a week.
Cdpr stocks 📉
@@kylerclarke2689 CDPR to the moon, ROFL
The commenters on these videos are slowly BECOMING Tim Rogers
Comparing a Witcher 3 side quest to an Assassin's Creed: Odyssey side quest is like comparing my bomber jacket to one found in an Urban Outfitters.
There it is. It was right in front of us. It's a callback to the previous joke and everything.
The masterful hair bounce. Best hair bounce in the biz.
Prereview of this prereview: Incredible, masterpiece of a video Tim Rogers has done it!
It is the Gran Turismo of prereviews
I had never seen a Tim Roger's video before his most recent DOOM review, and since then I can't get enough of his videos. They satisfy me deeply like few other things do.
I’m in that exact same boat just 3 years later 😅
Tim Rogers 41:32: "In the 5 months between Cyberpunk 2077's originally planned release date and its new release date, who knows what might happen?"
2020: Hold my beer.
Tim Rogers single-handedly saving Kotaku as a company
He just quit, bro.
@@KyleExplosion yiiiiiikes RIP kotaku
@@KyleExplosion Probably that text he got.
GET THEM CYBERPUNK CLICKS TIMCHAN
*"WHERE YOU FROM MY MIXTAPE?"*
- Mix Tape Guy 2020
I only watch Tim-content from Kotaku.
You're missing out, Heather & paul's streams own too.
Same here.
me too
Same
@@jord.an6123 unfortunately, I can't support their bizarre forays outside of video game journalism. Did you see pauls recent nothing burger about the word 'savage?' much ado about nothing. Tim is easily the only kotaku content worth following , and if he ever leaves, I'll follow him wherever he goes without a second look back
What a classic Tim Rogers video. Full-bodied luscious hair, exquisite fashion, and perfectly curated verbiage answering exactly the question that I came here with.
People are acting like Tim will mind holding his hand up to missing the mark on this one? I don't know him, but the guy seems very willing to laugh at the times he's been wrong.
You haven't caught him out for being a pompous ass, you are one for coming here to point out he said something wrong.
He has, in fact, made a video ten times the length of this one detailing how he was wrong
_and_ how he was right
@@fntthesmth423 that's not exactly the conclusion the Action Button video comes to.
Man, I wish I could watch this, but it was like...10 hours, and had interactive elements that force you to choose which parts you do and do not experience
"Video games forever . . . ." *stares at sunset for what feels like 2 weeks* "Video games forever . . . ."
Tim, I just want to say I admire your narrative style and I can't get enough of your vids.
Thank you for your pre-review.
“Paycheckin jagoff” is I think the closest Tim has ever come to cursing on this program
In previous anti-spoiler video:
"Trailer. Are. Spoilers.*
This video:
"I've watched every trailer"
Cyberpunk is always the exception
Yeah i always thought of that
I swear Timothy is starting to sound more like Jerry Seinfeld everyday
What’s the deal with games??
This is a great video to watch one year later because now i KNOW cyberpunk was NOT the goty of 2020 and that makes Tim Rogers' math still valid
I'm glad Tim is back again for 2020 to serve us up some dense video-cakes. Who needs dinner with all this dessert?!
This is kind of tragic. Tims lucent purpose really rubs my face into how much we bought into the hype.
"lucent purpose"??
"a game overflowing with meaningful systems of tasteful implementation" If only that were true...
i love... i truly love how this has curdled like milk.
i harbor no ill will towards tim rogers and genuinely wish him the best. seriously, love your work.
but this schadenfreude is *so* unfortunately delightful, that its hyped me up for the real review.
Tim Rogers is the “this jacket” of game players
How do I pre-comment?
"listen to me, my two decades of
experience in the video game industry has given me an immunity to hype"
yanks collar, lets out steam sound effect. oh, sorry, that was a stage direction.
"This is how I win,"
The Uncut Gems is strong with this one.
Pre Review of Tim Roger videos in 2020.
Turns out they are pretty good. I liked the one on September 14th the most to be honest. Although the December one was a close second.
Tim did it again.
Out of all the Cyberpunk vids there are, I enjoyed this one the most. You've got yourself a new fan Tim... Good stuff
the funny thing is that even though this is fundamentally meant to be comedy IGN still gave Cyberpunk2077 9/10
40:09 in my 38 years i never laughed so hard at silence
Fantastic comedic timing
Tim talking about his jacket
Me: "Is he wearing a Mark Martin t-shirt?"
Cassi Elliott yes!!
@@kotaku classiiccccccccc
I was watching this entire video trying to figure out who was on the shirt, because I saw it was a nascar shirt but I couldnt make out the name. It took me till minute 32 to realize it was Mark Martin.
It's funny because nostragamus sounds like a phrase in spanish (nos tragamos = we swallow ourselves)
Beautiful
"It's a very specific reference to pull out of the cobblepot" holy shit
32:54
This is the first vid of this man that I watch... and I love everysecon of it, I usually avoid long videos but man do I wish this one was longer, gotta check out what else has he made
Love the tasteful "I'm a professor but not uptight" hair you have now. Fits your head and personality well. The "tight" cuts you had before were slick and fashion friendly, but you SEEM more chill than they were.
All of Tim's hair forms are good
@@felix5287 I agree totally. Just feel like this one reflects him best...yanno, this is the same dude that talks up "just hanging out with your buddies" in his game reviews. This hair is that spirit IMO, but still retains that air of "knowledge man."
24:36 "Cow orker" Cyberpunk 2003 confirmed
Looking forward to this video being referenced in action button's review of cyberpunk
And so he has! In Story #1: Citizen Keanu
Hahaha!!! Oh boy!!!! What a treat to watch this post launch :)
Ah man. I came back to this by accident. Cant wait to see how poorly this has aged regardless of how much I fangirl over Tim's work
33:35 Sweet. I've been waiting for that Blade Runner game from the '90s to be re-released. They said it couldn't be done, that they lost the source code, but I knew better. I don't need the source code. I need the game.
My first Tim Rogers video after hearing about him on Castle Superbeast, had a wonderful moment where he finished addressing William Gibson, and my thoughts were "What a great video, I see why this guy has so ma-HOLY SHIT, It's barely halfway done!"
I'm sold.
I have a gut feeling that this video is homework for the action button review
Final Fantasy VII pre-review PLEASE
interesting idea . . .
I think I want Tim to do a ff7 Pre-Review a bit more than I want the game.
Pretend the original FF7 never exists and makes some "predictions" about the game story.
Damn, you made it happen
For now, this is all we'll get when it comes to his actual review of Cyberpunk.
... a review that is itself almost as much hyped and delayed as the game it reviews, LMAO
@@newerstillimproved just a few more hours lol
@@DuckRotation thank god this is the video game industry and not the airline industry
@@DuckRotation minutes, really, ROFL
Tim in January: Makes joke about how waiting until September might literally kill him.
Tim in March-April: *gets coronavirus and almost dies*.
Idk I feel like there should be a joke here but I got nothing. I know you don't see these anymore but, we all care about you homie and we're glad you're still around to deliver the most excessive and superfluous prose in the business. As an atheist quoting Jim Sterling, "thank god for you".
go comment on action button
@@xanaxodgrindcorelover9191 I'm very well aware of the action button channel, Mr. Xanax OD. The bit I was referring to was specific to this video and, as you can see made 5 months ago when that channel *maybe* had his ff vii r video up if it even existed at all.
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
HOO BOY Tim, wow, looking forward to the Action Button review.
Tim, if you are reading this (and anyone, actually) I’m wishing you a happy and healthy 2020. Keep those videos coming.
That jacket is fucking sweet.
Don't fall for the hype.
@@WR3ND it isn't hype, I own one and it's fucking awesome... but to be fair was fucking expensive.
@@KnightSquire Fair enough. Not quite my style. Mostly was just a joke though, considering the video and all. XD Cheers.
14:54 Comparing a Witcher 3 side quest, to a Assassin‘s Odyssey’s side quest; is like comparing a written script guided by narrative and plot, to improvisation to a forgotten moment and ideas.
This video forcibly disassembled my wig-
with BOTH hands
Is Tim Rogers a genius? Perhaps.
He is one of the best persons that have ever lived.
He actually is a genius. Like for realsies. His IQ is very high.
damn tim was right, he DID need a haircut
Bro, this was fucking great, instructive, and entertaining for one hour. Like it a lot, what a masterpiece. :D Need more of these review. Great writing tough.
This didn't age well...
Tim Roger's hype for games is so dense, he consistently convinces me to buy games that, 10 seconds after starting, I find are completely against every atom of my being. I didn't like Dragon Quest XI, but he convinced me to buy it, and ten minutes in I found out that I absolutely hated the thing. He convinced me to buy Death Stranding, and ten minutes in I found out that I absolutely hated Death Stranding AND somehow Hideo Kojima.
Therefore, I suspect that, as one of the few people who has possibly played and consumed more RPGs than Tim will ever in his life, somehow, irrevocably, I will not like CB2077, and will walk away from the experience profoundly disappointed in the notion of existence.
Tim should be hired to ideate, produce, and market games as, it doesn't really matter what the final product is. This man could sell you on old Atari copies of ET... Still half buried under garbage.
I think that's just on you having shit taste
@@ttime441 this.
I have returned and my god this aged horribly
This seems to describe the _finished_ game, not the one that was sold in 2020. Maybe in several patches and dlc releases we will have the promised game.
I just woke up from a dream where the Kotaku office had a publicly held contest, which stated that the first person who could parkour up the walls to Tim Roger's secret loft balcony office got an entire day to use his PC and play a pre-release copy of Cyberpunk 2077. Naturally I was able to shimmy along a window ledge and leap across the common room grabbing a pipe and making my way up to the strange lofted PC setup before any other contestent. There was a note on Tim's desk. It was written haphazardly in red magic marker, and informed me to look inside the liner of the bomber jacket resting on the desk's chair. A hidden lable within the jacket informed me that the pre-release build of Cyberpunk 2077 was buried in the game files of Ghost of Tsushima which was currently loaded onto the PC, and only by playing through it until the first time "thewindrises.exe" appeared in the coding (and clicking on that line in the code) would the pre-release version of Cyberpunk 2077 actually launch. I played hours of Ghost of Tsushima. More and more contestants who had followed in my path gathered behind my screen. My character became lost in a stone maze as I scrolled through miles of code only to find nothing. My alarm woke me.
No you didn't
"Cyberpunk is a sound investment." this didn't age well
The exposure disparity between the two camera angles is driving me crazy.
Watching this video for the first time on Oct 24 2021 waiting for Action Button review of Cyberpunk 2077, we came full circle? 🤷🏻♂️
"Cyber Punk 2077 is a safe investment" lol. Genuinely excited for the review though.
Tim Rogers is basically Hunter S. Thompson of video game journalism.
Except he’s coherent.
Watching this before the review drops today
Will it really make it out today!?....
@@Booneface I hope! I think it's still processing
@@Booneface 🤷🏾♀️
Omg. Its 11pm. I wanted to sleep. But its Tim friggen Rogers time now I guess.
It's hilarious watching this now knowing most of what was shown to Tim was bullshit. I'm really curious what's he going to do for the Action Button Review
Dang Tim, lookin good.
Tim Rogers is to video games review as Narduar is to musical interviews. He is national treasure. He's more engaging then most of the games he reviews.
Tim's really channeling the "80s novelist" look in today's motion picture
in pre-review fashion, I wrote this comment before watching so I don't know if this gets noticed in the video itself but I felt the need to say it.
This video aged like fine milk
“Even the hallway geometry looks good!”
damn man u look seasoned in this video. Thanks for the pre-review!
Your hair gets really excited when you speak. Neat.
just preparing for the big review tomorrow
I wonder if delaying the video is a meta-art thing meant to reflect the delay of the game itself
@@BoeserOverlord still waiting
What if the review never existed
@@AppleGreenmusic are you a gambling person? wanna bet $20 on whether it releases?
Considering how hyped everyone was (except for me because I wasn't too interested in it, though I paid attention to everything because I love observing events like this), and considering the final product and the reaction of said hyped "everyone"; let's just say I'm really looking forward to the Action Button review of Cyberpunk 2077 simply because of how interesting this situation is, and interested in how different his opinion is of it when the video releases will be.
Hey Tim. Tim.
TIM.
You were wrong, brah.
I'm afraid it's true. Despite having a practically superhuman brain, being incredibly talented, hilarious, and stylish, Tim cannot see the future.
I see tim rogers, in title. I click like before i play video. I sit back and enjoy.
"How cyberpunk is vapes!?"
This has big Seinfeld energy
Bro this got me hyped thank you, a large part of happiness is having things to look forward to. Love the way you explain things, subbing and will probably come again
40:13 that stare cracked me up!
It's worth mentioning at this point that after the *second* trailer came out William Gibson tweeted again about it and said that it looked much better on reflection and he was reasonably approving of what he had seen. So that does clarify his opinions on the game.
EDIT Also, Mute? Really?
I detect a massive split in the comments will happen soon.
whenever I am down, can't sleep, just don't know what to do with myself... I watch a Tim Rogers video. Doens't matter if I relate to the game he is talking about. All good faith is restored. Thank you Tim.
I'm almost certain william gibson has had this exact haircut at some point