It’s not $40 every season. This is the cost of a premium pass, with extra currency, extra skins, plus 20 BP levels, plus the BP itself, plus an experience boost, plus the moira skin. The regular BP is around 10 dollars. 

Obi Wan grieves Satine’s death for all of five seconds and then it is literally never spoken of again. One of many reasons I find clone wars to be very, VERY overrated. 

I think whoever reviewed this from Dualshockers misunderstood the point of the villains in D1,2, and 3. They aren’t supposed to be relatable. They are angels and demons, lords of hell and messengers of God. The whole point is humanity’s frail existence in between.

Ah yes, insulting the people you’re trying to appeal to... because that always works well.

As much as I take issue with Disney, said issue is not relegated to the entire company. Every company has good and bad people in it.

I don’t believe that. However, choosing not to buy the games or buy new merch or tickets to see new movies DOES make an impact with the people that make HP mercy. If no one sees the next HP movie, and its explicit as to why, WB simply will not make another one because its too expensive. But its admittedly very tough…

Purchasing the game gives her money to pursue her aims, though. That’s always been the bigger issue. So yes, you are making a difference by not buying it. It’s a pretty simple concept.

Don’t underestimate the ways in which “just movies” or “just shows” or “just games” or “just books” teach people ways of thinking, behavior, etcetera. When I say “it’s just a game,” I mean that it’s not like living in an impoverished area where the only grocery store close by is Walmart, and you can’t afford the next…

The point is that, at the end of the day, it’s a video game. It doesn’t provide you food, shelter, security, a means of obtaining an income - it’s entertainment. It’s an incredibly easy thing to not purchase. It’s also particularly annoying when people say “I’m an ally!” and then buy the game and stream it for…

I do really like this write-up... but saying it’s not a review and then proceeding to review the game... kind of makes it a review? You talk about the pros and cons of the game, how the combat feels, what the world is like, specific scenarios, and - well, you review them and give your opinion. Unless there is some…

I’ve been an artist for years. There is nothing that AI can give me that I can’t already find elsewhere. Inspiration? Thousands of works of art I can already look at. Thumbnails? I can pump out ten thumbnails in as many minutes if I’m focused.

my bad. 

Some people in these comments haven’t played OW in years and it shows.

“easy to use, easy to master” okay dude, then explain why the average widow I play with gets two headshots in a fifteen minute match.

good. I don’t want some rando with like ten hours playtime total jumping into a ranked match and instalocking Symmetra.

I know that the sixty little stars next to your comment are probably giving you a nice little dopamine hit, but I would also be one of those metaphorical “six people.” Calm down.

Nah. There’s plenty of good streamers who engage in none of this. Go watch them instead.

Original Overwatch players didn’t play enough different characters, so they probably won’t miss them.

Basically same. I watched for longer - maybe 2 1/2 months consistently - then just kind of checked out.

As someone who’s been a part of about 5 or 6 short-lived DnD groups, “the math” has literally, and I do mean literally, always been an obstacle for new players. No one enjoys it. Said enjoyment doesn’t increase the longer I’ve played. If this destroys a barrier to entry I’m happier for it.