Any time I look at it it’s either going too fast to follow or it’s just memes and emotes. What on earth is there to say or do in the middle of all that?

“Made in world of warcraft” You mean made using machinima tools with world of warcraft assets.

If you’ve somehow navigated the gaming landscape without ever learning what Gamergate is, A) I’m super-jealous and B) I recommend you never try to find out.

The F*ck is GamerGate?

Soccer has officially made it in America. This could easily be, like, an Argentine second-division match.

You are the first person to say that a MOBA community (the actual human playerbase) is too considerate and compassionate for its own good.

The few guys can get away with zero support, instability, and data loss, and any other problems that might crop up with minimal consequences. People would just shrug it off. If Blizzard were to provide classic servers, users would expect the same level of support that is provided for the current servers.

bit more complicated than that. MMOs, even if they are keeping it ‘as is’ content, balance, and game play wise, still requires a large amount upkeep in the form of updates. The more people flock to a server, the more things have the potential to break under the strain. This private server, while well taken care of and…

Gambling doesn’t ruin anything, it makes it more exciting. What’s more thrilling than knowing you might lose a finger or a hand if you lose a match!

You put a pretty big negative twist on that toward the religious girlfriend. Perhaps she thought he was Christian because he was going to a Christian college, realized after they were already together, and now is torn between sticking with her beliefs and sticking with someone she loves. There’s no need to assign…

Buddy, you have some serious issues.

But when it’s just part of the schedule and the hours people are working are not even extra, but just planned overtime, then that’s just poor planning, not a crunch.

I think part of the problem is that ‘crunch’ isn’t used as it’s supposed to be in the game industry. “Crunch time” is supposed to be a kind of safety net, where if various things didn’t come together as originally planned then as the deadline approaches everyone puts in extra hours. Maybe some requirements were not…

I’ll just leave this here. (via xkcd)

So the solution is to ruin the games for everyone else?

“at the end of the day this is what Rust is”

Hot take bro, also -10 for reading comprehension.

So people figure out how to play games as a job, then complain about getting burnt out and having to “work” at it. Yep sounds like a job.

Ah, yes, I guess the first wave agents were what I was thinking of. In fact, it pretty much has to be even later than ‘late December’. April Kelleher’s last entries in the survival guide are in brown pen, which only represent one day according to the marks she made on page 9, that day is January 7th. (Yes, I bought a…