I’m actually pretty fine with this patent. This isn’t a common-sense practice. Removing it from the system doesn’t degrade the experience to a point where it’s useless. Overall its a novel concept that is marketable.

They do care, or at least try to.

Uh, it’s one of the first things in the subscribers agreement.

Well, technically it sells licenses for games.

I think it’s pretty clear that both just wanted to mess around and melee dueled each other. It probably started because the rebel didn’t want to waste the grenade that quickly when he didn’t have any reinforcements around. After that, both decided a good-natured smack fight was in order.

This, is why we play multiplayer. Human moments.

Actually, the argument can be made that a bot devalues the product that Blizzard is producing, and as such a bot and any type of cheating software is a type of malicious attack on their product.

You problem isn’t “women hating”, necessarily, but it’s absolutely berating “women” as a social segment of society. You are accusatory and make unsubstantiated claims of repetitively questionable integrity. You attribute sweeping inventions in history solely to men, while ignoring the contributions of many women…

Cheap easy solution

You just make it so easy.

Your comment history on Kinja is hilariously indicative of something you don’t intend.

Hello Nintendo fans.

This entire gif reminds me of Area 51.

This is also the beginning of this generation, which means all the current games have unstable engines, which is what’s contributing to some terrible platform parity. I’ve had to port a small amount of a game to Windows 10 from an Xbox One, and it took up nearly two months of development. PC parity is better, but the…

Your blistering hot take aside, the whole point is that this shouldn’t be a problem, especially given that current-gen consoles are using architecture that is closer to PCs than ever.

Not exactly an embargo, but famously Gizmodo (which is quite a bit different nowadays) managed to get a hold of a prototype iPhone years back before it was announced. They reported on it and how the whole thing worked.

I’ve had a couple of close calls so far, but I’ve avoided a complete failure thus far. My biggest issue was once where I had a dearth of wind for nearly five days straight. I relied on wind turbines to recharge my capacitors periodically.

No.

Ion. Grenades.

Let’s not apply logical thought to any discussion regarding the Battle of Hoth. When you do, you have to answer a key question: