He made money off of a program that directly took possible money out of their pockets. Even Jimquistion isn’t going to be able to help him there.

mmmm it’s pretty easy to get everything if you play about 2 hrs a day. It’s just standard mmo stuff, it’s an mmo. Doesn’t rlly bother me tbh

Im sorry Gabe but all value is subjective. Meaning there is no objective standard of what something is worth. Machado and Harper are not “worth” any particular salary. Yes, in the past, players similar to them (or even worse than them) got big ling term deals. That’s is no guarantee of future deals and not proof that…

Hard disagree. We went around and around with DirecTV about sports blackouts after they promised us we could get a team in our geographic region. Turns out we couldn’t after we paid for service and nobody could explain why. It was only after submitting a BBB complaint that we actually got the package refunded and were…

Wow, he wasn’t trying to insult you. Don’t get all defensive for nothing. 

Hmm. Not really. But keep working on your graduate thesis! :)

None of this. I think we need to be careful about what we allow people to “own” as theirs and theirs alone. I think dancing is specifically a slippery slope. This can lead to policing and penalizing how people move their own bodies. A dance move might seem pretty specific, but how do you draw the line to what people…

It’s for sale on Steam.

It’s interesting how change.org falsely inflates the number of “people” that have signed. Open the page and it’ll show 109 people then slowly build up to 125, to make it look as if people are actively signing it. Then refresh the page and it does it all over again. Giving inconsistent numbers and showing false…

I hope they also allow access to STW features in the future, I’d love to be able to handle expeditions, collect research points etc through my phone.

It actually kinda confirms a lot of theories about socialist structures.

This only works for really small companies.

When they fail, the publishers will blame gamers for not wanting to spend more than $60 for their $150-million-to-produce Fortnite clone.

I love seeing maps/sets evolve like this. Reminds me of how the lobby of Splatoon changes leading up to and during Splatfests, but expanded to a point that is actual gameplay which you obviously will interact with.

Fortnite has clearly become one of those games like Rocket League or Minecraft, where the developer only really has to focus on this one game for the rest of their existence. They can constantly add, alter, expand, and just keep the game breathing and alive as long as the playerbase continues to stay as strong as it…

Something sorely lacking from a lot of AAA games nowadays: Fun.

Just recently got back into the Save the World portion on PS4, really enjoying it all over again. Can’t wait to check out the update and reroll some perks on some siegebreakers, I just hope we don’t lose upgrade progress, I’m sure we will tho lol.

This is one of the biggest updates ever on the Save the World side. The weapon rerolls and perk updates are massive.

I don’t think anyone expected anything or think less of those not playing along. Players trying this out certainly weren’t expecting people to have read the Reddit thread about this plan or to help them implement it. Considering there are 100 players in a match, that it worked as well as it did is kind of interesting.