Honestly, to me it felt empty. By the third episode they had become more farce than threat, so it undercut the tension and catharsis of them being overcome. That’s just me, though.

There’s nothing stopping you from pursuing a career in entertainment.

They’re pulling support for the console version of Gwent, so not that alright.

“Stadia bends time and space to take you straight to your game.”

I think Wade’s last minute decision to recover the disposed security system component points to him recognizing that he’s in danger and will attempt to mount some sort of defense, even if it’s only slipping out a window and hunkering down in his squid shelter.

I recently learned about the “Xennial” microgeneration, sandwiched between Gen X and Millenials, and for the first time actually felt represented by a generational demographic.

It’s so hard for me to get into Rick and Morty now. I loved the first two seasons but then the fandom got weird, and season 3 felt so heavily influenced by Harmon that I started hearing his voice in my head whenever any character talked. Roiland was always my favorite part of the duo. I suppose it doesn’t help that…

Yeah, I think fundamentally a big problem with Overwatch is that they were frankly too generous. They sold the base game for just $40 and promised lifetime free updates, with the only monetization being cosmetics that can still be earned, slowly, through standard, regular play without too much effort.

Overwatch was only $40 at launch, what makes you think this is going to cost more than that?

They sold Overwatch as a $40 PvP game with 12 maps and 21 playable heroes and that’s exactly what it was. At present we’ve got 26 maps and 31 playable heroes, with all of the updates made available for free.

We don’t know how much OW2 will cost, the original was only $40 for the standard edition. And they’ve said the single player content is going to be equivalent to a full game, plus there will apparently be 12 new PvP maps and it’s looking like maybe five or more new heroes that are going to be made available to all…

OW2 is ostensibly an expansion pack that will add a co-op PvE story campaign and replayable missions with its own progression systems and rewards. I’m not sure exactly why they’re pitching it as a sequel except that the PvE content is meant to be comparable to a full game. I’ve heard some theories that it’s because…

She is clearly Hispanic in that concept, not black. And they scrapped that concept because it made her look too much like McCree (who also has dark, weathered skin).

Don’t worry, Matthew Broderick will save us.

I think we did alright for a parasitic caterpillar that exists only to birth a mechanical butterfly from a silicon cocoon.

Just to give accurate context, that wasn’t Blizzard’s announcement. NetEase posted that message as a reply to Blizzard’s official ruling, which is the same as the one they posted in English. Criticize them for not disavowing it, but don’t say they posted it.

It should be mentioned that the ruling was handled by Blizzard Taiwan, and the official Chinese Hearthstone Sina Weibo account is operated by NetEase, not Blizzard. Sina Weibo and NetEase are both based in the PRC, where pro-CCP sentiment is common. That’s not exactly the place you’d expect moderate speech; the Weibo…

I mean, that’s kind of a mischaracterization of what he said, which was a protest rallying cry: “Liberate Hong Kong! The time for revolution is now!”

No, it was the same at previous years. Community panelists and questions submitted via a mailbox at the Darkmoon Faire area. If your question was accepted you’d be contacted and asked to participate in the Live Q&A. Obviously anyone could lie and ask whatever they wanted.

It looks to me like it’s actually made in three parts. A base, a stand, and the jewel. The jewel rests on the stand, and the stand can probably be removed from the base.