Last hitting does not make dota great.
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I knew the misname would come back to bite me but just couldn't check that exact moment i posted.
Oh hey, is that a pic of the Market in Istanbul? Been there. >.>
Minimum wage in my country is 2.3 USD per hour, and we pay the usual say, 50 euro/70 USD per brand new release. So yes, about a fifth of my sallary will go on a game if i wanted to buy it.
See, that's the thing. I knew what the Rift was. I am a long time gamer and i even played Hawken before i tried the demo at Gamescom. But when my stomach curled up when i boosted and landed an inch away from falling off the side of a building... that's proof that VR is astonishing and amazing at a level going WAY past…
No sorry, this is firmly in Routine's basket. Just add one alien and some creeping.
For this one particular project, even if it's a 'i'm holding the book hostage' kind of thing instead of a 'literally, without this money i can't do this' deal, i still backed it. I want this to happen, and if i'll be paying the guy's sunday nights out for the next year, then so be it.
Attention? Somehow i already pledged 40$ to it, softcover and international shipping.
I'm 25. I am very much a 'netizen' and spend a deal of my time online and i do engage in social media.
Deciding whether it's porn or not isn't that hard. CATALOGING it... that is a WHOLE other business.
Midi-chlorians. We're done here.
Man, how can a four-year old kid even know/have seen/understood Star Wars and Dr.Who. When i was six years old i was too busy bumping toy cars in other toy cars, let alone actually approach anything related to actually consuming media and understanding something from it apart from Cartoon Network, and that's when i…
You have no ideea how much money is in Asia or how big the players in the gaming sphere there are. A bit of perspective: Any of the three big names in the gaming conglomerate there could easily buy your favorite game company as long as we're not talking Valve.
Humans being humans. Same reason Natalya Poklonskaya got so much fandom.
It's a refreshing successful parody of a lot of themes current in gaming. The game deserves recognition not so much based upon its actual gameplay but the role it has taken and also one that was bestowed upon it by critics and gamers. Take it in a sorts of a webcomic that ends up on the flags of protesters in a…
I know it's hard to understand and for that very specific reason i ended up staying in a hour-and-a-half line at Gamescom to try out the Oculus Rift. Three times.
This is the sort of thing that capitalises on the true meaning of feeling immersed. Great read.
It has oddly spread a lot through the freelance comic community and video producers. One thing i'm worried about in Patreon's case is that people's generosity usually comes in bursts, that's why Kickstarter, indiegogo and such, are booming. The issue about monthly payments is that i can see a lot of people's…
This really is a point that people are sorely missing. You're investing in the vision of a few people. The new Patreon upstart is an interesting twist on patronship that really redefines how we invest and what do we think is valuable for us.