Another very valid option, as Tenpenny Tower represents wealth and luxury as much as either of the casinos. Tough call.

The best fit I can think of would probably be the Lucky 38 and The Tops casinos.

There was no huge single incident. It was just constantly not being able to find the games I wanted. If I wanted the most recent AAA game, sure, they’d have that, but anything else? 50/50 chance. Even with the company’s site telling me they still had stock, I’d often drive 30 min across the city on my lunch break only…

He’ll probably reply with the same, but he he said earlier in another article that for big chunk of what he reports on for Mobas, he goes by submissions. And most of his submissions of news items from users lately have been for Heroes and League.

From the man who brought you “Obamacare is worse than slavery” and the hit sequel “Obamacare is worse than 9/11”? You don’t say?

It’s interesting to look back at the whole series, and its origins, and compare where it is today. Here’s what I remember:

I wonder if the stones were an adequate shade of yellow.

You’d think he could fucking afford his own butter by this point.

Even if you already own Arkham Knight on PC, Warner Bros. hasn’t delivered any season pass content for that version of the game. (That might not be a big deal—it hasn’t been good so far.)

To call someone a fuckboy is to insult them. It falls into a similar category of terms like bitch-ass or scrub. A fuckboy is a man who is lame, who sucks, who ain’t shit.

I love how there are multiple layers to how broken that ending is. Replacing the characters you haven’t met yet with Moogles is relatively normal (the game does that so that there is someone to deliver necessary lines), but characters like Gogo and Umaro don’t even have ending sequences if you didn’t recruit them, yet…

1) We’ve never actually controlled Artanis himself on the battlefield, and certainly never as a High Templar unit. We’ve controlled him as a Scout pilot and as a Mothership commander.

The Templar caste in Protoss society ARE the warriors.

Yeah, but at least he has more than Valla or Nova, and the same as Jaina.

I love Murky, but I’m all about the main man (well, Dwarf) right here:

What I didn’t understand was the terms of the contract, and since then I’ve had it clarified to me that the contract stipulated Ouya didn’t have to pay if Ouya was bought out, which is what happened here.

Thanks! That clarifies a lot.

Ah, that’s the piece I was missing. Thanks.

I can understand that state of mind, honestly. I guess what most confuses me is that this was (initially at least), for all intents and purposes, a real promotion. Some of the developers got real money out of it. Was there just no contract at all, or if there was, what exactly did that contract entail?

The contracts signed by developers didn’t guarantee Ouya had to pay the money, but several developers had already integrated the promised funds into their budgets.