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Is it as accessible as League of Legends was in comparison to DotA? If the inputs and timing are mechanically demanding then I'm not sure how the free to play microtransaction model was ever going to work.

The odds that it does not eventually end up in the hands of someone willing to dig up the corpse and make it dance for cash are zero. He's fucked. He knows he's fucked. Dying with it undone might be optimal.

2KXO is a three versus three Japanese style tag fighter. Those games are incredibly complex. It was never going to have mass appeal.

"There’s supposed to be another Fire and Blood book" Martin, Fire and Blood fucking sucked.

There are striking similarities but I always thought pornhub was a meme

I finished up A Stitch in Time and for someone who regards DS9 as their favorite Star Trek series it exceeded all expectations. As Garak's memoirs and gift of sorts to Bashir it's both prequel and epilogue taking place along different times in his Garak's life through childhood to the end of the...

There's the famous Robbers Cave Experiment where two groups of boys at a camp were pitted against each other but they were kinda getting fucked with by the experimenters the entire time...

This is Ira Steven Behr. He was one of the producers. Why yes, his beard is purple.

Yeah, basically

As far as gritty reboots go this short film puts in more effort than projects with 100x the budget.

If breach didn't have those fucking hives filling huge swaths of areas with obstructive ugly shit it would have been better received. If you're trying to speed through the campaign quickly it's all burden no benefit. When you get to mapping it can get in the way of or otherwise play no part in a...

https://www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/3911341 March 6th for the release, Feb 26th for the content reveal stream

I never did so I'm not completely burned out on the format.

It's a pretty dumb show but it is fun enough to stick with.

This is the last book in The Laundry series. Initially described as Dilbert meets Cthulhu when the series began it's really far more serious than that with an increasingly dark tone from book to book. The author got 9 or so books in and then stopped telling stories about the fictional Laundry...