It really depends. Some games you expect to be close, and they’re landslides. Others you expect to be landslides, and they’re nail-biters. Others look like landslides on the scoreboard at the end of the game, but in actuality were much closer.

Probably because they have a gameplay design in mind for her, and she doesn’t fit what the current meta needs.

I’m a developer as well(not for games, though). This hits pretty close to home, because it’s so truthful. What hurts even more, is that as the developer, you know you’ll need to care for this abortion of a project long after its been released.

Same.  After the 0-16 season I tried really hard to be a Philly fan.  It didn’t work out.  I was a Lions fan again in merely a few weeks.

It’s like that for a lot of traditional sports starting out as well, but what traditional sport have going for it is a central focal point (a ball). If you stick with it and learn the what the different heroes are and what they can do, you start to see the strategy unfold from all of the chaos.

Frequency of reports, I’m guessing.

It’s a way to let people know: “Hey, I appreciated having you on my team.”

Well, you aren’t wrong, Chris.  Jay Glazer’s idea is pretty damn stupid.

The bummer about Houston is they would be sitting pretty if they put away those to Map 5 matches in the first week.  Route 66 and Map 6 are Kryptonite for them.

They have probably the toughest Stage 1 schedule and it’s clearly not their meta.  They’ll be back Stage 2.  But man, I have no idea why they’re not playing Custa.

Wasn’t a fan of DA:I. I’m with the others in that it felt too grindy. Characters were good, though. I did think it was better than DA:2.  Origins was far and away the best for me.

Because of Goats.  Your DPS flexes to Zarya typically because that’s your damage role.

The refs kind of blend in with Birmingham.

I get Valve’s point here actually. Expected to be like ‘Oh, boo hoo a giant loses a tiny bit of money’.

If you think Overwatch is a game that was supposed to be about people with superior aim dominating, then you haven’t been paying attention. It isn’t CS:GO.

As a Lions fan, what’s a “Super Bowl contention”?

More to your point, even if they aren’t overlooked, there just may not be much value in fixing something like this.  This has a one in one million chance of happening...is it really worth the time to fix a bug like that?  I’d argue no.

He knew the risks.  Their house, their rules.

Seriously, they took a failed product and turned it into gold.  Ultimately, it isn’t a failure.

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