Leo you are the best.

I'm not sure because I never really got into playing it, but didn't the WoW TCG have the same rules as hearthstone?

NO ANDROIDS ALLOWED.

4 gigs of fucking Vram is that for real!?

The post in which we attempt to summon Mike Fahey to embark on THE GREATEST SNACKTAKU EVENT EVER.

Yes, I absolutely agree. And I love playing hardcore on my Witch Doctor. The threat of losing it all is thrilling, though that in itself doesn't make the game challenging per se .

You're kind of missing my point, it's not that death should be permanent, I'm just saying it's the be all and end all of many video games. There has to be some different carrot to dangle over a player's head other than the threat of death and/or losing all of your progress because of... wait for it... death.

I think it's a problem that lies with players frankly. Everyone wants to feel powerful right off the bat.

Since we're on the subject of difficulty could I pose a kind of theoretical question to you?

*Halls of Agony OR Sewers of Caldeum

Even though I personally agree with this sentiment, from Blizz perspective that would be alienating to their playerbase (who are also paying customers). It sucks that they cannot really go whole hog on the difficulty because of profits.

Three letters to me represent what's wrong with Diablo 3's difficulty curve, B-I-S (Best in Slot). Diablo really is not WoW and shouldn't have tiers in my opinion. Part of the problem is that certain stats apply specifically to player power (wizards will always benefit from int, monks to Dex, and so forth) instead of…

Considering one of the achievements in Season mode is to beat the entire game in under an hour, Blizz obviously doesn't view completing the game as a lofty goal.

The issue doesn't become apparent until you start hitting Yellow and blue elite packs, as the torment level rises they gain more special abilities on top of their normal abilities. Imagine being level 20 and hitting a group of plauged, arcane, jailer, illusionist Mallet Lords (who have a propensity to one show the ill…

The Dig is a seriously legit game, you guys are awesome.

On the upside, Double Fine plans to release the game's full source code so that fans can continue adding their own features as they please.

Feat. an intro by MC Hawking.

Dare to believe in the land of dragons.

This article could very easily be about the Windows Phone app store; rehashes, spinoffs, and plagiarism for days.

6:23PM PST, 9/18/14, I have a prediction.