Heck, Overwatch even used TF2's own playbook to do it. Less than a year after TF2's launch, they broke one of their own design rules (that you should be able to tell what an enemy can be do by their silhouette) when they added loadouts to the game.  OW addressed this by having more heroes without loadouts.

You forgot Rogue Company being one of the few games where you’ll be fighting not only the enemy team with the occasional douchebag who likes to teabag on kill. But also your teammates who think it’s fun playing out a losing match where the other team is up by 30-40 points instead of surrendering via the Mercy Rule or…

yeah I genuinely don’t get the scarface complaint here either. It fits right into the payday vibe.

I mean, when they get it right, they get it right!

Say what you want, the Payday 2 John Wick skin was an immediate purchase and I still use it as my main.

When regular employees fuck up this colossally, they don’t get ‘severance’ packages. They get promptly shown the door and told to never come back. Security will collect your things and mail them to you, and you’ll be billed for the delivery.

Because they actually succeed at their main task. Yeah the company is in a bad state, but they do these cuts in the companies so that the shareholders can get their money, and that’s their main job after all most of the time CEOs are appointed by shareholders.

“Maximizing shareholder value” is the biggest turd of corporate speak. As Boeing can attest, it means delivering short-term gains for stockholders (and bonuses for the exec team) at the expense of the company’s long-term health.

Who could have possibly seen this coming!? Expanding at an unprecedented rate has never gone poorly ever, especially when you don’t even have the funds in hand to do so. I’m shocked, shocked I tell you!

Edge’s Chris Schilling was less impressed. “Objectively fun, but I’d have much preferred either a re-release or a properly reimagined version, not this cosmetically-enhanced uncanny-valley halfway house,” he tweeted.

One one hand, free pizza rules and it’s Domino’s own damn fault for making a full-on freebie code in the first place.

On the other hand, free pizza does rule but ordering 77 free pizzas is overly greedy and just calling attention to it, ruining it for everyone.

On the other hand, I feel bad for those employees that got…

Canceling them immediately was the right call by that manager. Pretty frustrating that so many people are willing screw over others so quickly.

Getting real sick and tired of seeing trailers for games that are still 6+ years out.

Do what Fallout 4 did: Say absolutely nothing, then tell me in June that it’s coming out in November.

Bulletin Board System, back when getting online meant using a modem and tying up your landline. MUD is a multi-user dungeon, or a text-based role-playing game that could be played on some BBSs. MUSH and MUCK were variations on that, and some of the packages allowed for editing content and expanding the world however…

Hasn’t League of Legends been charging $10-20+ for its higher-end hero skins for over a decade?

“We are transitioning from the Overwatch League and evolving competitive Overwatch in a new direction,” a spokesperson for Activision Blizzard wrote in a statement.

Id be happy in Andromeda as long as the QA team gets more then a week to go thru it. And I didnt have to wipe out 20% of all humans in the galaxy again (a beef I had when there was only 10k there, and I killed 2000 human bandits). 

Yeah, I’m perfectly cool with Andromeda as a setting, but with more of the stylings of ME2, and the impactful decisions you can have within that game or those found on Rannoch or Tuchanka in ME3.

I’d be okay in Andromeda as long as it’s within a better game. 

I mean, if you really wanted to justify Shepherd existing in some sense six centuries later, there’s the fact that Shepherd already died once and she was retrofitted with considerable cybernetics to bring her back. Plus, in 2/3 of the viable endings she merges, in a sense, with the God-Computer.