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Unless they're Ult-Powered, turrets do pretty bad DPS. Enough that, as Junkrat, you can poke out of the corner and just lob a few grenades at it. Assuming, of course, that you're on your own. If you're team is with you, then hide behind your tank. That's literally what they're there for...

Why are you pushing into a location where 2/3rds of the enemy team are, and when they have nothing better to do than wait around and do nothing? Junkrat isn't a front-liner, that's no how he's set up. Also, grenades ricochet hard, you don't need to leave cover to blow it up. Not that it really...

You're Junkrat. Just blow up the turret.

You get no points for guessing the IGN score.

Litten speaks to me on a deep and personal level.

Forgot the best ones: (Seriously though, ALL of these videos are really good)

I've had a couple of Orchestra concerts in a row, so I haven't had a good chance to play, but it seems really good from the literally three games I played. Is McReedy really good or was I just getting carried?

What is 'Enter the Gungeon'? Glad you asked, me! Enter the Gungeon is a twin-stick bullet hell rogue-like pixel art independent video game-type thing by DodgeRoll studios and published by Devolver Digital about four weirdos entering something that could be described as a gungeon, in order to...

Which one? There's a couple of those.

So, to kill the time until I can play the DLC with my main character, I'm doing an SL1 run! Well, started doing it last night, actually. Made it to Vordt without dying, now I'm at settlement. I'm excited for when the bosses actually start getting hard. Well, more like a creeping sense of dread...

Could there have please only been one? Pleeeeeeease? This is as obviously milking it as its ever been. This is bordering on Friday the Thirteenth levels of sequel concepts. Is the Freddy animatronic going to get shipped to space? Maybe take a dip in some radioactive ooze? God.

But the spacing is very similar; for four-legged bosses low to the ground it's to the right side, for four-legged bosses standing tall and humanoid but giant enemies it's below them, and for normal-ish sized human enemies it's whatever hand their holding their weapon in. Bloodborne has different...

Even if you have low skill, Viscerals will still be doing 2-4 times normal damage unless you're rolling something particularly cheesy like pre-patch cannon or the like. I'm also not in the business of artificially limiting myself to make the game more challenging; if I can parry the boss, I will...

I'm talking about the series in general here, BB has different ones, just by virtue of design. You beat every Hunter in the game by parrying, you beat beast-types by staying just outside their normal reach and pinging them on their slower, longer distance attacks. It's not mashing, it's...

You say that, but how many huge monster enemies do you beat by shoving your face in their lower thigh and swinging? How many human-sized bosses do you beat by strafing to the left and punishing whifs? How many huge human enemies do you beat by standing under their crotch and dodging the...

I mean... yeah? The souls series has a lot of same bosses. I'm not going to argue that. It's true.

G-Daddy ain't the final boss, man. MP is. To be a Cleric Beast type boss is one that I large, and whose moves is entirely based on big sweeping motions forward that require a bunch of precise dodges, keeps on you when trying to heal, and is in general very erratic with its moves, making its...

I get the feeling you're joking, but just in case it's most likely referring to Dark as an endless ocean rather than a real, actual flood.

Wait shit no you wanted impressions on the second-to-final boss okay really quick