Have fun waiting for the miners to buy all of those too.

“They like skinny girls cuz they’s pussies.”

Yeah, that argument never made sense to me. Sense of power and progress comes from things getting *harder*, not from things getting easier. The point is that you become powerful enough to face that challenge; that’s what makes you feel powerful.

And that’s basic game design - risk and reward are supposed to increase…

Honestly the challenge alone makes it way more rewarding for me. Plus all the drops are level-appropriate and better in general. I’ve actually swapped out some heirloom stuff!

But Fahey, even the dungeons have been tuned-up now! I’ve been leveling a shaman (55 currently) and it took almost an hour for a Dire Maul run last night, and almost as long for a Strat run. Elites feel like elites again, and you actually have to be mindful about pulls! Reminds me of Pre-cata WoW and I love it.

Can’t…

There are differences that may be worth paying for if they matter to you - 6 speed manual, larger gas tank, higher ground clearance, towing- but the engine and body are the same.

First Gear: *Looks out window*

The thing about stopping school for esports is you’ve really only got about a 5-6 year window if you’re gonna be a pro player. While there are careers for players after they’re done (streaming, coaching, other support roles in esports), if they want to get out after they’re done playing, they can always go back to…

I’m really conflicted about this. The gamer in me says, “Hell yeah.” But the rest of me thinks that education is too important to just stop partway through. Obviously a lot of education systems—and I don’t know about Sweden’s—need a huge overhaul to accommodate different types of people, but to just bail completely…

When Fancy Kristen said she wanted “a car filled with coke,” this is not what she meant.

Q: Can we move on

Normal permadeath is fine and games with it do very well (Many of these games have their own “meta progression” (like Rogue Legacy’s Legacy system, or Sunless Sea’s Inheritance) , but perma-permadeath (can’t ever play again) is neat as an idea, but not as an actual implementation.

Thats a shame, I often like wasting my hard earned money.

Seriously though it sounds like they put a lot of work into it and I do feel bad for them. However they might want to ditch that perma death nonsense. Not being able to play a game you bought is not considered a feature to most people.

I thought this is what more people want? Uncertainties and more grind so the intention is to create sense of pride an accomplishment once you get a godly roll.

Broad question but I’m wondering exactly how much transparency is needed to satisfy communities. There was an Overwatch article posted maybe last week discussing the change to ranking calculations. I commented that they should just tell people the math behind it and got dragged (fairly) by people pointing out that if…

For all the complaining, Destiny remains one of the best games out there (which explains why people keep playing it). Of course, Bungie can improve in many ways, but players like to complain about every single little thing too...

This is why I am willing to get potentially murdered by a craigslister over the likely financial murder at a dealership.

Destiny 2 is a good game. It has flaws, but it’s still a good game.

Congratulations Alabama!