That’s because they are pros. Funnily enough, they are much more predictable than new players in some situations.

If you lower everyone by 200-300, it’s only negative experience. You’ll still be playing against the same players, just with 200 less points... and it will still be as hard as before to regain those 200-300 points.

Haha, I should take one away and spin it as I teach, could be funny indeed.

My school didn’t ban it and it’s up to the teachers whether they allow it in class or not. I personnally allow it as long as they listen to me and work.

I guess for 20$ it’s a good deal...knowing there will be eventually a new 4k model coming out by the end of 2017 or in 2018.

I guess for 20$ it’s a good deal...knowing there will be eventually a new 4k model coming out by the end of 2017 or…

I’m not sure how I feel about this. If official devs of games don’t do this kind of shit by fear of getting on the wrong end of the wrong person, then this modder certainly shouldn’t play with fire either. After all, he technically doesn’t have the right to snoof around your computer. I’m sure someone (asshole?…

You, of course, realize you can buy whatever skin you want with the in-game currency. Didn’t play for 3 months? Well, that’s on you.

Try Hex : Shards of Fate. It’s exactly like MtG, but the client is actually very good and a nice campaign compared to MtG online.

Stopped playing a long time ago when I understood they wouldn’t move away from the random bullshit.

I played an evening then never felt the need to play again. As far as card games go, I’m too fond of Hex : Shards of Fate and its nearly perfect take on digital Magic the Gathering to even bother with “simpler” card games anymore.

Trading? Nope. Real PvP? Nope. Co-op raids? Nope. Any point to the game? Nope.

Nope, depends on the masks. Some protect both ways.

It’s not a good idea to always protect yourself against common diseases though. It’s through contact with them you train your immune system. I understand when you go to a hospital, doctor or visiting someone who is sick..basically in a tight environment. However, in the streets, mostly unnecessary and actually a…

Wrong reply.

I never spent any money and never will on this type of game. The entire system is built around playing around 30 minutes once or twice per day on average. Paying actually mostly  destroys the enjoyment you can get out of playing the game. It really only speeds up everything...

Eh? Maybe I’m stupid, but reading this article, it just makes the devs sound like they changed it “just because” without really thinking about it enough.

Pretty much all F2P games of the same type are like that.

Woah, I’m hurt there. A commenter on Kotaku who probably never was in the cancer research field at all is informing me he will stay away from my comments. Help, please, I can’t stop laughing.

You are underestimating the costs of materials greatly it seems. Especially over 6 years. My PhD original funds were going to be 650k and that was only for 3 years.

Thank you, I won a 10$ bet I’d get this exact reply eventually.