That “boring” part of the game is how you learn to play. I was power leveled to 70 and did dozens of rifts. I was completely decked in legendaries and set pieces, had 80 million gold, and was Paragon 200+.

Any opportunity to shit on the republican party is an opportunity worth taking.

Then shut the fuck up. “I don’t have time to care about this nonsense, but let me take time out of my day to comment about how much I don’t care so that everyone will know.” Literally nobody on this planet gives a shit.

I don’t think it’s inane for people who care about the topic. It’s a $250 figure with a horrible build quality. Similar to a couple weeks ago, people were up in arms over that Star Citizen controller-joystick-keyboard monstrosity because it costs$350 and it doesn’t even have mechanical key switches.

You’re commenting on a video game website. Nothing here is an “actual concern”.

Why not, I don’t know, preserve that technology like they’re supposed to and maybe use it for good? Why not learn from it, maybe? But no. You have to destroy the Institute if you side with the Brotherhood. Bleh.

Download a free proxy extension for your browser (or buy a VPN if you wanna get really fancy) and use an ad blocking service while you’re at it. Now you can enjoy all your commercial free weeaboo vids on YouTube the way the good lord intended. God bless Amurrica.

He’s a pretty big shitbag. His acct got banned on Reddit because he was making violent threats towards others, and his articles are banned from being published on the League of Legends subreddit due to his constant vote manipulation to garner more views. Not surprised to hear he’s acting like an ass someplace else as…

You left out “Weightless Crafting Materials” which is by far the most underrated feature of this game. Play Fallout 4 for a couple hours and you’ll wish to every God in existence you could actually pick up crafting components without being overburdened for the 1000000th time. In Witcher 3, you rarely ever have to play…

My point is, there’s no purpose to any of it. You’re literally given 0 incentive to explore other decks, cards, etc. You set up your basic deck with spies, healers, decoys, and horns in White Orchard and you proceed to beat everybody in the game by such a huge margin that it’s laughable. It takes no skill or effort…

I cannot understand for the life of me why people enjoyed Gwent. I understand that it was unique and had some interesting rules, but actually playing it in-game was the most boring shit ever.

It was a terrible film and that had nothing to do with the fact that it was “scientifically inaccurate”. Real world rules need not apply when the movie establishes a reason to break them. We can’t plug our brains into a computer program irl, but that’s the rules of The Matrix and it’s an absolutely brilliant film. So…

It’ll roll out in phases. First, it’ll be tested on PBE; then it’ll go live on NA and TR servers for Normal draft; then expanded to all servers; then Ranked draft; and, finally, all other queues. (Obviously, blind pick won’t have a draft phase, but you’ll still have the same queuing structure.)

Anyone interested should also check out this thread as well:

I’ve never heard (or, didn’t hear I suppose I should say) such a quiet audience at a sporting event in my life. I’ve heard more lively crowds at a funeral home. I know Fnatic were the hometown favorites by a country mile, but the crowd should’ve loosed up when it was clear they were getting stomped. Instead, they sat…

I agree, but this article is about the anime itself, so bringing up the manga, possible second seasons, etc. is somewhat off topic. Hence why I only elected to comment on the 13 episodes that aired. That being said, even if the show gets multiple seasons and ends up being amazing, it still doesn’t change the fact that…

Overlord’s certainly unique in how gamey it is, so it’s hard to find something that’s “like Overlord, but better”. As for suggestions within the subgenre:

I loved how “gamey” the series was. A lot of these “trapped in a game” anime (how is that even its own subgenre?) are basically run of the mill shonen series and you’d have no idea any of it was related to a game if they didn’t actually bring it up. Overlord though, they cast spells and use abilities the way you do in…

1.) More popular games will always have more assholes than less popular games. World of Warcraft’s community was far worse than that of other MMOs for the same reason. League is the world’s most popular game by orders of magnitude, so it stands to reason that these issues will be a bigger problem for Riot than it is…

I believe there’s only 2 outcomes (though correct me if I’m wrong):