Even though human beings are more connected than ever, we reject opposing views more and more. Why?

I can already tell the early comments to this article are from those that don't play/watch competitive Smash. I wrote the following on SB,

Ordered mine last year, but I live in Canada. No order update yet, hopefully I don't get gypped.

D1 holding it down.

Kay. This is, like, nothing new at all.

My name is Keza MacDonald and I have a debilitating addiction to buying pointless plastic items.

In 2004, Prima published a book called

Arguments about the merits (or lack thereof) of gaming's requisite time sinks have been around since time immemorial, so don't expect to find the one true answer to the puzzle in Warren's segment. He makes a very well-reasoned argument, but it's one that left me all the more convinced that time in and of itself isn't…

Man, I fucking loved Crossfire. I remember getting the final headshot I needed for the golden Dragunov on that map.

lol patched? you don't know Sakurai.

Lemme know when I can get it for $5 from Lukie Games, will ya.

My head hurts.

What's Outlander? You mean Highlander?

+1 for confusing title, I agree.

"and a little bit of a love tap for the Vault of Glass."

This.

This week, that become largely pointless. Thanks to the new expansion, vanguard vendors in the tower are all selling armor with 33 light points, enough to take you past level 30 pretty easily, and up to level 31 should you obtain a full set. In an instant, all of the raid armor we've spent months obtaining in the…

I knew this would happen.

The 'booooo' at the end of the video lol.

As one Redditor put it: "I don't mind rising to a challenge that requires me to practice more, react quicker, and play smarter. But now the challenge is 'find better teammates.' That challenge sounds exhausting."