Originally posted by gabrum01:

Originally posted by Fork_Q2:

Google image it.

Originally posted by Tacomancer:

Make me

Don't you want to see cool stuff explode in slo-mo?

Originally posted by gabrum01:

Originally posted by Fork_Q2:

google "crush videos".

people exploding stuff?

Google image it.

google "crush videos".

Originally posted by nicoper:

Originally posted by soapboy:

false

Acquiesce? Vacillant? Aerate? Disdain? Suture? Aver? Nadir? Recalcitrant? Extemporaneous? Querulous? Surmise? Perturb? Apocrypha?

Where the heck would anyone use these words in their day-to-day life, if I may ask?

Disdain, nadir, acquiesce, querulous and surmise are definitely very common words. I honestly don't believe you never come across at least "disdain" and "nadir", I mean seriously?

Originally posted by nicoper:

That is literally the worst damn "vocabulary" test I've ever seen; all it does is list "synonyms" - many of which aren't even synonyms to the word in question in the first place

Isn't that's the point? Three are the wrong answer, and one being the correct one. Which words in the test you come across that aren't synonymous with any of the given words?

extremely obscure words you don't ever hear or see in your day-to-day life.

None of them are "extremely obscure", they are pefectly fine English words. If you don't know half of them, that must be why you scored so badly.

Originally posted by Festive Littlefoot:

>Turnbased
That alone would ruin a Tomb Raider game.

It would, but this is a Tomb Raider GO game.

Do this test and print screen your score:
https://www.arealme.com/vocabulary-size-test/en/

Here's mine, as a non-native speaker of English:
http://i.imgur.com/hEejE4X.png

Speed and accuracy are counted.

It's a good thing.

Found FRC from Forum Filth.

Originally posted by Santa from Jingles Farm:

Originally posted by Fork_Q2:

Fortunatly Overwatch wasn't sold at the full expected price for new games.

Consoles had to pay the full 60 dollars, they weren't given the option to go for the 40 dollar version.

Oh right, didn't know that.