At this rate, he could win re-election.

Some times an ambitious blogger on the internet is not a journalist.

Snowflake

Huh, I’ll take them at their word, but with a grain of salt, too. Especially about AQ. There’s a reason Blizzard has never tried anything like that since.

Nostalgia is a hell of a drug. But, like a rogue after a balancing pass, it is subject to diminishing returns.

My dude, simply recreating the game client is not going to recreate the game culture that existed.

No, leveling from 1 - 60 during Cataclysm was challenging and engaging. The new versions of the old zones were tuned to the new mechanics. Since then, it the same thing that happened starting with WotLK: the new new mechanics are overpowered for the old content. This is deliberate. The newest content is always what’s…

They’re saying that WoW Classic will be based on patch 1.12 (Revamped world PvP and cross-realm battlegrounds), so, no, they’re not doing that.

Put this in perspective: These people are the easiest marks in their customer base. They’re not that bright to begin with.

I only wish they’d fall into rage-comas. Then they’d shut up for a while.

Oh, sweet jeebis, The Gamerz™ are all het up again.

Maybe something like this

Nah, dude, as soon as you posted a CAD, some of us were waiting for something like that. Because fuck Tim Buckley

Seriously, playing as Rein (a tank), Cecelia is supposed to be drawing fire, including knock-backs, all of which are on cooldowns of some sort. If she’s so far out of position than she has no support taking these attackers apart while they try to play beachball with her Rein, then the problem isn’t the knock-backs.

OK, but how do you indicate to opposing players that a particular target is subject to diminishing returns? Because without that, then we’re back to dWintermutes’s observation. 

Local member of military doesn’t like it when citizens are “militant”, doesn’t actually know what “militant” means

Buncha temporarily embarrassed billionaires in this thread.

From one teacher (10th - 12th grade science) to another, this is a spectacular essay, and I thank you.

Seriously. This is a guy who was, reluctantly, taken in a deal designed to give Adrian Gonzales a chance to find somewhere to extend his career, which no one thought would be a problem. The Dodgers couldn’t flip Kemp, but, given that he seemed healthy and swinging the bat well, decided to give him a shot at Spring…

It is truly Blue Heaven on Earth.