I tried to play through the prototype and while it's a good indication of what they want to do.. it's just not for me.

My slower playing pace has had me appreciate all this much more. I'm gearing up through Primal Hard Modes and enjoying the progress I'm making.

I just tried to post that, but Kinja ate it.

Feels like they're trying to say it's their "customer's" fault too.

If you aren't playing the game, you shouldn't progress. Having a bot play it for you is cheating pure and simple.

Will Kotaku get a copyright complaint about the game too now?

Sorry, development studio is in the wrong here, even if you may or may not agree with the criticism.

I believe any machine that CAN run at 60, should run at 60. We already know that on the PC-side the seamless multiplayer won't work that well, it never has.

The newer version is much more enjoyable this time around. Made my head hurt, but in a good way.

I'm happy to see change, though I'm not keen on the free-to-play announcement. Sadly, they still don't have my interest in DD2.

... anything that requires an immediate response (and I believe AI falls into this) won't do well on the cloud. Yes, you can have general rules (such as making AI difficulty rulesets) that are pushed, but for a game that requires split-second timing (aka: shooters or action titles) you don't have the leeway to deal…

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Even then with the aim assist, the focus of the game changes away from "lol360 noscope" to making sure you pick your moment to push and be considerate of positioning.

Becuase it totally makes sense to add what is a massive liability to the Federal budget when we can't even run as we are now.

MOBA community.

Considering how overly aggressive a lot of players are? I don't think they need incentive, especially when using language like that is against the official rules and whatnot in the first place.

..this doesn't really help the community, I think.

I don't pay for TV since I'm not a fan of 40% of my free time being wasted by advertising.

It expands, constantly. Steam, Origin, Digital River via Square Enix (ugh), GoG, Humble Bundle, Desura, Indie-whatever, and I'm sure I'm forgetting a good deal of where I have purchases.. BMTMicro for 3000AD?

It's easier than having to make a list detailing where each license is, what the keys are, how many activations you have, and all that BS.