Because the review was written by a different individual and this is the opinion of an entirely different person. Seems obvious.

Ugh yet another commenter who feels the need to give us their contrarian take. Why don’t you try getting an actual writing gig on a game website if you think your opinion is so valuable? ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)

That’s the look of shock.

Based on the footage, it looked like he was pulling out a gun or trying to appear to, but it’s hard to make out if he actually had one or not since they start zooming out after the first time he gets hit. Pretty dumb to die over stealing anything, but if the cops think you’re going to shoot them, they’re not going to…

There is sort of an in-game explanation in that some of the researchers suggest that the mimic power (at least as far as the mimics themselves are concerned) does not actually involve adopting the shape of the object, but rather swapping one’s own form with that of a copy of the target item from an alternate reality…

I for one applaud people who can obviously not read a single word of the article and still comment with absolute certainty.

It all depends on how you words it, and how you present it.

They are not all scary! Mine is cute as a button.

Going to need a source on you saying spending money increases your chances of getting legendaries. Cause that’s bullshit.

PURELY COSMETIC MY ASS! PAY TO WIN GARBAGE. /s

Meh, I like it, which surprises me because I usually hate weapon durability. The thing is—the game literally pukes weapons at you, even in the beginning. One of the first things I did was climb the Temple of Time where I was rewarded with a Soldier’s Bow, which basically lasted me throughout the entire plateau. Once…

Stage picking is often a core part of playing the game, and I’d seriously argue that letting each player choose stages allows for more strategic depth. If you randomize stages people won’t be able to craft unique strategies or different playstyles and be forced into playing characters who are generally good at most…

so really, things cost X/Z+Y. X is fixed costs, the stuff that costs the same no matter how many you make, and Y is incremental costs, which might also be called “Per unit costs”. Each unit (Z) costs X/Z+Y. So if it takes 100 million dollars to build the bullet factory, and 1 dollar to make a bullet, then if you make…

This should be required reading before anyone comments on the price of these rounds...

nobody ruined your mario kart playdates calm down

He puts in what he gets. He gets a lot of Overwatch because people are playing it. If you want variety, submit variety!

Unless you can turn around and sell your in-game rewards for a real world monetary value, other games are not doing the same. With Overwatch winning a skin is only worth-while to use in-game. With CS GO, many people betting don’t have any intention of using the skins they buy, they just want to gamble in hopes of…

I think he meant child-like whimsy and fantastical adventure... just nude Wario tho...

Not really, just trying to be irritating.