I'm not even sure I was here so long ago. Probably not.

Oh, I see. I remember having a downvote stalker on my back for some time. Apparently someone can't stand being disagreed with so they decided to take revenge, although as fs doesn't have an upvote/downvote monitoring system, I never found out who it was.

Oh, okay then. That makes sense. I don't even remember that to be honest, so thank you for educating me.
Still, I think the world would be a better place if people didn't feel the urge to take and posts selfies. I mean, it's neither funny nor thought-provoking or interesting, it only serves as a means for people to express their self-absorbedness.
But that's just, like, my opinion, man.

I started learning English during the first year of kindergarten, French at 11 and Japanese and Italian a bit later. Nobody's praising me for it. Having said that, one's memory capacity and the ability to solve problems using logic can evolve separately, it's possible to train one and abandon the other. There are people who are able to memorize a great deal of things and pass high school and college with ease, but become useless when facing a real situation. I suppose Kanye has talent, otherwise he wouldn't be able to make it this far, but it's no use defending his intelligence. The way he presents himself, that is as a shallow egotistical idiot, makes most people assume he is one. Saying that he's actually smart may slightly change people's opinion, but mostly we'll still think he's a douche, because that's how he behaves now.
Once you get famous, everything you do is considered somewhat special. Designer? His "designs" literally look like hobo clothes, except they're expensive af

It's an internet thing, pretty much inspired by 4chan.

>implying that fame is in modern society anyhow related to talent and/or intelligence

Agreed. Jessica Nigri is a disgrace to all cosplay. In this case it might be accurate (although I bet that if you asked her she'd tell you she's cosplaying as Ironman), but most of her "cosplay" is just themed lingerie and loads of makeup. I once saw a picture of her cosplaying as Umbreon. Slutty Umbreon! Seriously what the fuck, right?
Her and people like her, and the lonely nerds who support her because they can fap to her, is why cosplay is going to shit.

Hell yeah, from the beginning I knew Rey is definitely a daughter of someone important, my friend said she thinks she's a daughter of Luke so yeah, I bet it'd be incest.

Well, I wouldn't really agree with that. Yes, you got rid of the big bad government guys, sure, but the way you play determines whether you and Emily will be good, or just as bad as the previous guys. There are three endings, right? Good, kind of bad, and really bad. I've played the good and kind of bad, and there isn't that much difference, after all the Outsider says that "history will remember Emily as an empress influenced by bad environment in which she grew up" or something like that, but in the worst ending she dies and everything goes to shit. So, the way you play in my opinion determines whether you defeated the villain, or became the villain.

Stormtroopers are basically trained from birth, they don't know much else than what they're taught. Besides, you can hardly expect a deep moral question of good and evil within ourselves in Star Wars. And Orcs, even if they weren't meant to be pure evil (for some reason I thought they were, I think they might've said it in one of the games like Shadow of Mordor, maybe?), they were mind controlled by Sauron's magic anyway, weren't they?
The point is, whenever you are presented with two ways, it is in most cases better to choose the more peaceful one. And there is no doubt that in Dishonored how you play makes a big difference.

Wrong. The orcs are described as pretty much a manifestation of evil. If you want to give an example you'd better give a solid one.

Yeah, but you can choose the good way in which you don't kill people, or the murderous way. The difference is that for example the guards are just doing their job, so they're not really bad guys and thus don't deserve to be killed. It's only their superiors who are corrupt, and even those you can get rid of a non-lethal way. So if you kill guards and other common people, you're bad, even though you're aiming towards a noble goal, which is destroying the corrupt government.