Not everybody is comfortable talking over the phone, especially with people they don't know well yet. Texting lets them gather their thoughts, respond at their own pace (rather than having to come up with an answer right then and there) and provides enough distance that it's not as intimidating or nerve-wracking.
typically guys only have friends that are girls because they want to sleep with them.
Here's a couple guides to Arena that helped me a lot. Went from 0-3 and 3-3 matches to 6-3 average.
Dunno how you do it. I use all of my gold for arena. I'm addicted to deck-creating there.
Lovely.
Perfectly priced, and 700 gold is VERY reasonable for those who don't want to lay down real cash.
This is the best way I've seen to do freemium by FAR.
People from North America probably won't know what you're talking about if you say Sellotape. Should you find yourself over here, "Scotch tape" should serve as adequate nomenclature.
This is really a ass-backwards stance for a company to take. It's the same mistake Adobe made when they mandated that "Photoshop is not a verb." When something enters the public lexicon like that, you should embrace it, and make it a part of your company's image. Like Google! You don't see them saying "You're doing it…
They could kill your family.
Here's my humble one:
BRB gotta go play 8 hours of metal slug
In Dragon Age those conversations between characters as you are just walking around are just gold.
I've been playing this on my Twitch, as my friend and I did on release night.
It's just about the most fantastic thing for an old-timer like me that's come out in a good, long while.
I kickstarted it about five minutes into reading the pitch; these guys were making Morrowind 8 years before Morrowind was a thing, just…
I was playing with Bobsplosion last night. First 10seconds of loading onto the beach I teleported him into the ground causing decent damage and lols. We then proceeded to talk to a clam and do the tutorial dungeon. Afterwards we get to the first town and while I stand around waiting for him, he decides to loot every…
if you decide to delve in, fair warning the first episode is kinda "eh", so don't let it dissuade you.
That sells the show quite short. It's not just pop culture references, that's trash. That's particularly season 4 type trash. It's a show literally about community, about finding a part of yourself in those around you. Broken people coming together and being stronger for it.
It's filled with references, but not just empty mentions, they're usually accompanied by analysis, deconstruction and reformulation of old tropes. At it's core though, it's a show about seven broken people learning to accept themselves and navigate the feelings of others.