Spoken like someone that's never played more than an hour of EVE.

I think this guy had a psychotic break. Seriously. This is terrifying. I'm less inclined to think he is a douche and more inclined to suggest that he has, at best, a severe personality disorder.

Serves them right.

Thank you Firaxis for reviving turn-based strategy in the last few years. Thank you so much for Civilization V and XCOM.

The cops seem like they have more of a brain, they tend to come in squads which makes perfect sense. You'll maybe have like 5-6 swat guys along with the normal "Blue shirts" waiting as backup next to their squad cars. Every once in a while there's an "assault" which means you'll have like 4-5 squads come at you from a…

It's a neat idea, but I can't really justify a purchase when Kerbal Space Program is this and so much more.

It just looks too good. I loved Rome (as did many, many others) and I've liked the other Total war games, they're always good. It's just, this one, THIS one looks like the game I really need!

If only they hadn't recruited homeless men with awesome haircuts and forced them to race/fight over a single beverage, they'd be in business today.

He who does not miss vanilla has no heart. He who wants it back has no brain.

I've paid for a few subs out of pure nostalgia. Of course, I did the top level grinding bits but still; I can't say that I like the game as it is now, but more so for what it was.

All of this. Flying mounts (for me) ruined exploring the world itself and finding all of these neat little places to quest or dungeon run, or even PvP for that matter. Hell, I remember being Alliance and for the first time taking part in a raid on the Crossroads in Kalimdor. That was the first time I even went to…

For me, the big one was flying mounts.

The mobile market is just begging for some good, hardcore, full featured, strategy games. XCom fills all of those criteria. This is a good step in advancing mobile gaming beyond the endless runners and puzzle games that everyone equates the platform with.