I think the biggest design mistake in the game was permitting players to simply sleep the night away. Aside from a handful of missions that rather arbitrarily require you to venture out at night, the simple bedroll allows players to completely bypass the most thrilling part of the game.

Blizzard also provided a dungeon journal in-game that gives you concise, role-specific instructions for all but the hardest raid encounters, as well as a required "proving grounds" encounter that introduces players to common raid and boss mechanics.

They mean to go down in history as the notorious hacker group that wrought a minor inconvenience upon thousands of middle class Americans aged 18 to 35.

It will be lovely to see these things in those rare moments when your brown military FPS stops exploding long enough for you to glance around.

Blizzard is keenly aware that mining client side data files is a common practice, and they've planted temporary or even deliberately deceptive place holders before. All in all, I imagine that most of this is a head fake.

Looks a lot like Midna's true form actually.

You've got to reroute the encryption to the mainframe to boost power to the CPU!!!

It's totally canon.

I guess I'm one of those rare people who can see no entertainment value in trash talking or being trash talked. My life is complete without eleven year old kids shrieking homophobic slurs and south park quotes at me.

The phrase "fully gay" makes it sound like his powers might increase as he proceeds higher on the Kinsey scale.

I deliberately avoid trailers and teasers to as great an extent as I can, so when I launched Mount Wario I had no clue I'd be air-dropping out of a giant plane onto a James Bond inspired ski course cum Evil Lair. I couldn't wipe the smile off my face for hours.

YOU WILL BUY ME A NEW BIKE OR WE WILL HAVE PROBLEMS, ASH

"We've removed these features so that we can sell them to you later."

No Man's Sky is also Peter Molyneaux.

I think I understand both sides of the argument, but I just don't see how these server farms have a case. What they're doing is akin to going to a public park and charging people to use the tire swing.

I agree that it isn't fun and I'm completely puzzled as to why any normal person would either stream their game or watch someone else's stream.

I'm sure the pain of a lonely booth was alleviated somewhat by the fact that the other booths were showcasing games that were extremely unlikely to match their 15 million copies sold.

Augh! This sounded so great, but they lost me with the subscription model. I've played too many "indie" titles that ended up being thin soup, and having posters and trinkets of a game is only cool if you actually enjoyed that game.

"Everything is done with the keyboard"

Are they unscrewing it? Does it come off? Are there other attachments? WHAT ARE THE OTHER ATTACHMENTS?