Oh yeah, I know that type. Though in Adventurer’s League, the DM should have shut down the attempt to attack another PC (it’s in the AL rules—you straight up can not attack party members for any reason. Acting against party interests is grounds for kicking them out of the game far as Wizard’s concerned).

I know this is going to be said about a thousand times, but it needs to be said; I have had way, wayyyyy more experiences with problem players and the ‘Chaotic Neutral’ alignment then I’ve ever had with Lawful Good jerks.

I’d argue that alignment is misunderstood far, far worse than any generic ‘Lawful Stupid Paladin’…

I know people are giving you shit and ‘just play bots’ but you know, it’s kind of missing the point isn’t it?

I mean, one of the chief appeals of playing games like this—and I hate to compare Magic the Gathering because it’s overdone but let’s bring it up, is that the game is social. I can pop in a local gamestore and…

Also “People get placed radically differently on alt accounts.” Like—there seems to be a pretty simple explanation. It’s called ‘small sample size?’ You have a hot streak on your alt account, so you end up higher; play it enough and it’ll probably settle back down.

And ‘secure kill’ in this case means in such a way as they can’t escape around a corner or wall. A good example would be Tracer, who if darted, is going to be spam-blinking out of there (and will probably have at least a charge or two), so line up a headshot and one-shot her instead of just spamming fire at her (so…

“For sure, Dragon Maid has some glaring flaws, like the fan service,” he said. “But that’s just part of the industry as a whole, what the market demands. . .”

That’s one of those statements I keep hearing repeated but never see actually proven or disproven one way or another, not the least of which because it’s…

I’d be really curious to know the breakdowns of time spent versus amount for Destiny ‘earned’ and whether it was worth it in the long run (the caveat being a lot of people who were nearly done or done with WoW might have just dumped their characters’ wallets into token buying to bank later. Since getting enough gold…

So here’s a fun PC question: Apparently there are perks/weapon mods in-game that ping off of the console’s auto aim (such as improvements to auto aim/sticky targeting). How’s that going to interact with PC, where sticky-targeting /aim assist are not things the community typically looks for?

Let me take the opportunity to undercut this idea though; we only know he ‘loved’ her because that’s what he told Quill. He also explained to Quill that the reason he sent the Ravagers for him was that he couldn’t bear to set foot on the planet.

Except this is not the first time the Ravagers have brought a kid to Ego.

So, at the risk of straight up projecting, I’m gonna make a point here; Spoilers, obviously.

Ego didn’t love ‘his River Lily’. He didn’t give a shit about her. He basically told Quill a lie.

It’s made abundantly clear to us throughout the film that Ego is a lying shit. He’s emotionally manipulative; he murdered a…

“Unbelieveably stupid from a logic standpoint” is a weird stand to take in a game in a game where one guy comes into battle in a hockey uniform, rollerblades, and with a gun that shoots weaponized wubs.

“Once upon a time, Denino was a streamer who mostly sat in his apartment and played old-school fantasy MMO Runescape.” 

I like how I can read that and go “Oh god, Runescape. This is going to get so much worse.”

I don’t think I’ve met a single Runescape player that wasn’t a ball of congealed hate and nastiness.

Honestly, the more complex and variable a system is, the more you should push towards simpler solutions, precisely because the more variables there are, the harder and more arbitrary they are going to be to weigh. If a system is more complex, the answer isn’t ‘add even more data and variables!’ because you can cause…

So why even make SR gains directly related to numbers generated in game and just make it simple win/loss?

I know I know. Something something ‘guy gets carried to Diamond and isn’t really good’ except... if that is the case, eventually he’s going to plummet back down to earth if he solo queues—or the team is going to…

The takeaway here is that the ‘bottom’ seems to be either dictated by either games with passionate but smaller player bases who respond negatively to a new game in the series or a game that has ‘gone viral’ as particularly bad. You can infer a bit about ‘user reviews’ in general from this. Nothing good about it, mind,…

The most recent red flag to me was ‘retiring’ cards from classic out of standard rotation, even with the cited ‘too popular/powerful’ excuse. Up until that point, the one promise was that classic cards would always have some kind of value; it gave more casual or newer players something to shoot for because those cards…

Funny, most people say that about Kinja.

Serious question though: So, at the very most you’ll have five other people asking one guy to switch, but it’s generally closer to 2 or 3.

What if they’re wrong? Like everyone’s ready to give shit to the guy who doesn’t switch, but I’ve also seen situations where ‘not-switching guy’ is doing pretty good, and meanwhile…

Do note that the game subtly pushes you towards using the ‘favorite’ specs to switch between certain specs on the fly, and act accordingly. I was a Vanguard/Biotic with pull/throw (it’s fun) against the first big giant robot-worm thing.

It was not ideal.

Yep.

Also? You can totally be a Necromancer. There’s a Wizard build that literally like raises an army of undead skeletons with bows and basically runs around raining death from above.

...Uh, I do hate to tell you that a Beholder will basically wreck your day though. (His turn—he sweeps over all your undead minions with…