This was amazing game to experience.  It was cool to see the first sets of deaths but seeing the death of the captain’s wife, that changed the game.

Those comments read like the IM messages of some silicon valley company.

You’re not one for nuance or subtlety.

So not write anything about since it was patched so quickly?

I really loved the exploration and the delivering of packages. It sounds simple but the journey is absolutely gorgeous and there is a strange building aspect of it that works. It’s strange but engaging at the same time.

Agreed! Jason, Kirk and Madry touched sort of this subject when talking about E3, the biggest gaming commercial. Movies, you generally go out and see it, 2-3 hours later you are out and most likely discussing it with someone a few days later. Movies pop-in and pop-out.

Gamers rise up amirite?

XSeX

And people still play this...

The Eververse is like this but worse.  Bright dust to silver doesn’t convert evenly and is semi random. Bright dust sources are reduced, silver prices are extremely high and you have always left silver.  It’s all gross.

Tyrant sales representative, “We have two version of the Tyrant creature.

I don’t understand why Google didn’t plan ahead to deliver the units by the time it launched with the code already to be delivered on launch as well. It baffles me that Google can be this dense about shipping products and sending emails.

I just don’t care anymore.  I only got time for one GAS game and it’s Destiny.

No one deserves videogames. They are a luxury and a privilege to have, they’re not a right.

Hey, thanks for sticking to sports!

It’s time to hunt.

You suck Spanner Feld

Cowards

Kotaku: Jason Schreier reports on why the New York Jets suck e-balls.

I get paid more than a professional football player*!