Makes sense to me.
Makes sense to me.
I liked this post, not because I agree with the take (I do not) but because of the dramatic way in which it was presented.
Why did you click and comment? Just dont and problem is solved! amazing isnt it? Snark is brought to you by Common Sense a family company.
I bought a pc for this game. That pc can even play this game now.
So would big players unfairly get routing priority at the expense of the little guys? I see parallels to the killing off of net neutrality.
I think because no one bothered clicking the link in the first paragraph.
Even if the bull shit comes from too different bulls, it’s still bull shit.
How many comments will we get that swear about the benefits of homeopathic and alternative medicine!? Stay tuned to find the fuck out.
A few things to me in DD aren’t just ‘git gud’ things but designed to seemingly disrepect your time, but it’s a great game that requires a great deal of planning and even -then- you can lose powerful heros to one bad encounter and be forced to raise new ones up.
Safe as long as you are in a good mood when you take them.
Bethesda aren’t actually forcing reviewers to blaze through the game. it’s probably the reviewers’ bosses that are forcing that.
Well, that’s their job and they’ll lose it if they “take their time” because people will stop coming here as often.
Publish or perish still exists in this world and a website that isn’t trying to drive traffic to itself (and its advertisers) is a website that will fail. Especially a vertical like Kotaku. As much as everyone derides CLICKBAIT and SENSATIONALIZED everything, Google placement is still king, man.
I think it’s rather silly and shortsighted to slight someone for giving a negative review to a game while having this many hours on record playing it. There are a variety of reasons why, so I’ll try to get through them quickly:
Darn, I was hoping for an infographic to show what different symbols meant
As Shakespeare put it,
See that’s just the thing - *any* cut of meat is supremely tasty when it’s a well-done beef island in a sweet beautiful red Heinz ketchup sea.
Oh! I forgot Ron Swanson would be a no-ketchup guy so in this instance I contradict my own avatar!
Not *their* fault you don't have anyone to talk to.