Its always fun when a guy who's talking about immaturity starts his comment off by calling people "bitches".

Carolyn, you really need to relax. You are reading WAY too deep into some of this shit. I get it, it’s cool to be on the Rowling hate train and Kotaku loves stirring up unnecessary controversies, but it’s okay to enjoy video games, even controversial ones, without the baggage of social commentary and toxic social…

“Dummies Guide To: How Much Can We Milk the Harry Potter Controversy For Clicks”.

Don’t kill them then? Simple solution really, if they’re entirely option cannon fodder just avoid them, if it’s a section where you can’t, bummer. 

I don’t like that they nerf the card the second you can’t buy it anymore. It seems a little scummy to leave it OP as long as that’s the current pass on sale in order to get people to literally buy into the hype, and then three days into the new season say ‘eh, that was a little too strong…’

Destiny 2 is somehow the best example of and the worst case scenario.

Halo Infinite was supposed to be a big, 10-year game for Xbox and 343.

Man, I loved the Altar of Death with my destroy deck. Deadpool basically worshiped at that altar, hahaha

I abused the hell out of shang chi when gamma lab was on focus

i dunno, as you yourself point out, there are many ways to react to this, including

I kind of like trying to create a deck that works well with the featured zone. I do agree that Rickety Bridge is more annoying than usual. My biggest problem is that the deck I created for it doesn’t fare well if Rickety Bridge does not show up.

I haven’t played Snap in a month or so, so I’m a bit out of the loop. However, when I was playing regularly I appreciated the randomness and chaos of these weird zones that really make you experiment to deal with them. Without the chaos, it felt easy to fall into strategic ruts with a 12-card deck, which really…

What do you see.them as?

This is a willfully idiotic take. Delete your account and make the internet a marginally less stupid place. 

Not the game, I don’t think.  I seem to remember Max Payne being the first game to do the bullet time thing.  And yup just checked Max Payne came out in 2001, and Enter the Matrix in 2003.

Max Payne was one of the best gaming experiences I’ve ever had.

Yup everyone should be playing Pathfinder over 5e. Its way less predatory. A much better designed system. And much easy to get the source material.  

Just 1 new card per pass, which becomes available to everyone later.

each battle-pass is adding GREAT cards

I don’t understand the confusion.  It was clear to me right away the battle pass was $10/month and not worth it imo.  Why is this a newsflash?