For me at least, as an African American who has played games for decades and develops them, the community just doesn’t seem inviting. So many PC games rely on voice chat or lots of team communication, but in most of those games the last thing I want to do is communicate with most of the players.

Didn’t even know that was an option yet, I’d been in the game for about 5 minutes. I hadn’t even figured out what happens when you raise the anchor.

Robbing players and stealing/racing/fighting over loot makes sense but when I first hopped in the game some folks got on my ship and simply wouldn’t let me move the sails or the anchor. So they just wanted to waste my time. That’s not really fun pirate-ish griefing, it’s just being really annoying, so the games fun is…

“a source in this article revealed that the pseudonym they gave was not sufficiently secure. We have changed their pseudonym to protect their privacy.”

Oh wow, yeah this ended up in totally the wrong place. Kinja, plus new phone, all added up to something odd happening.

My only take away from this is that people who buy Twitch Prime skins are idiots who couldn’t spend 1 minute thinking of how to get it for free. Everyone else is mostly getting what they want from the deal, but Amazon has to process a few extra credit card validation calls.

Decided to check it out, here’s what I decided for my Steam review.

Nice, I happy to have something similar to Dungeon Run. Once that came out I decided I was completely done playing multiplayer Hearthstone. The Dungeon Runs are what I always wanted out of the game, the ability to just make a fun and crazy deck and just play with the game’s mechanics.

Very cool, the newest Duke Nukem game should’ve gone this route. Would it still have sucked? Most likely, but at least it would have been unique & interesting for it’s time.

This feels like an over reaction from Steam. Review bombing is a serious problem but this doesn’t seem like the big baddy to be coming down on. I mean how many reviews could they have caused, a few dozen, a few hundred. I could probably find a few dozen likely fake reviews without even trying and a few hundred if I…

“But if you want to just hit buttons and make cool shit happen, then you can do that.” 

Yeah I’m done with the Loot Box rat race. I’ve dumped Overwatch and gone back to Hearthstone because thier new Dungeon Run game is completely unaffected by loot boxes so there is zero appeal to them.

Oh wow, yeah those are huge improvements. I haven’t played LOL in years but I might hop in for a bot match to try him out.

Never knew Chogath was ever played in pro games, he was my first character and has always been my favorite.

PUBG is a fairly simple mash up of common videogame words though so it’s probably not easy to train a system to separate them in search results.

I mean heck, PUBG is a good game but it probably got noticed so much because it’s name is a mash up of common videogame words. 

Happens to me all the time. Last time I was at a bar waiting for my drink and some chick pulled a chunk of my hair from behind me, like she was testing it’s tensile strength or something. I turn around and she’s doing the thing kids do when they look everywhere around them except at you to avoid eye contact.

So there…

“White people are victims too. I’ve seen black people touch a white person’s hair without asking!
...blah..blah..blah reverse racism..”

Just tacking one on that might’ve been missed.

Good, evil, they can call it whatever they want but I’m done with it.
So I hear that now you don’t get duplicates...and that’s supposed to be a good thing?!? Duplicates seemed like a great way to get gold to just buy exactly what you want. With no duplicates I imagine you’re stuck unboxing the gazillions of sprays…

Those are some awesome skins...but I’ve hit the point where I’m done dealing with loot boxes and games that use them. So doubt I’ll even play enough to grab one of them.

Still feels like Pepe Silvia levels of trying to connect the dots. These two would make for an epic crossover series though.