I will say though, because of Cousins’ attitude/reputation, they were never going to get back an equal amount of talent.

I love how this entire comment is crafted, in the end, as an outlet for your shitty views on Edward Snowden. I bet you pull this technique out at parties, too. Start off talking about your favorite whiskey, end with a rant about how Julian Assange should be drawn and quartered.

CS is so utterly boring.

You lost this exchange, Tim. Get over it.

I agree to a certain extent, but the overall greatness of the games makes up for pacing issues, in my opinion. There’s just nothing quite like them.

I love skeptics who take only the practice of skepticism itself, and reject the entire reason why it’s employed (i.e. in the service of logic). Like, we actually use skepticism to prove shit. It’s how Euclid proved that the square root of 2 is irrational, for example. But you don’t just embrace skepticism as an end in…

Expected wins (and expected losses) should result in no more than negligible rating changes. Upset wins and upset losses should result in large rating changes.

Unfortunately people have to sleep, thus what could Blizzard possibly do about this?

Ugh seriously. Like why is it that every common “main” (hanzo, junkrat, reaper) has no fucking answer to pharah.

I have straight up had silver eliminations in a match before as I jokingly play “Battle Mercy” where I try to make up for the damage my dps isn’t putting out while everyone is at full health.

I think that he should learn that comedy is best when you strike up, not down, not when you make fun of genocides.

Was anyone able to actually prove he was a real chef since all the videos show him cutting up already prepared dishes?

Oh, so it’s a spiritual successor to Assassin’s Creed.

But I agree with you that people need to grow the fuck up, just not in the way you mean.

It’s not political correctness, it’s respect and human decency. People need to grow the fuck up.

Call me crazy, but I actually buy his story.

Plus, “Charging” pretty clearly favors the “gorilla” interpretation.

This is so asinine. Why in the world would he have meant “gorilla”? It’s possible, but he’d have to have been dreaming of career suicide. This trend of reading the very worst motives into the things people say, even when it makes zero sense at all and there’s a reasonable alternate explanation right there, is so…

You’re assuming that somebody who merely wants to hack a game, nothing more than a bannable offense, will immediately jump to a serious crime like identity theft, which might likely land them in prison. I highly doubt many of these hackers are willing to live with that outcome.

Yes, it is verified. (source: used to live in Korea and frequently dealt with not being able to properly access various online services due to not having a citizen ID number.)