Its funny to read down the list...its like it was put in that order on purpose.

The reason they had the revive out in the field option in the first place was to combat having to run back to where you died. It was an intentional design decision they were happy to advertise. This is going back on it.

I agree with those who see this change as combating farmers and not actual quitters. Farmers jump in, look to see if it is on the last wave or two and if vouchers are in play, and if not they leave. Those are the only real reasons I could see someone quitting before even one wave.

I have not played MvM in a while, but I don't recall it tracking a win/loss percentage of any kind. It does track performance but its mostly things such as kills, time spent on a particular class, and power use.

Trusting in fact-checkers can be just as bad as trusting politicians.

From reading all that text above the comment section you would only need to worry if those things happen frequently, which I hope never happens to you.

You only need to worry if you crash, get back into TF2, and then "abandon" a game again right away (or crash again - but if that happens you have bigger problems).

A wave and a round in your mind are one and the same. If you join a game that is on the first wave and you fail, you are free to leave.

Last time you were asked about Kickstarter you gave the response "Don't get me started on Kickstarter". Would you like to elaborate on that now?

Rollie pollie is waaaay better than pill bug.

Indeed. And not just messed-up concepts either, but things like adultery and complicated grief.

I've always had this idea (feel free to use it) that if I were somehow in charge of designing the credits sequence of a game I would have all of the staff re-create their favorite stock photograph trope. Then you get to pose for it and have it in the credits.

Went from saying it was available but not actually purchasable (looks like keys ran out) to now just plain unavailable. The buy button has even vanished.

#cornfield

I am not sure if there is a hard rule on spoilers on Kotaku but I have personally already seen a few campaign videos as well as the normal/legendary endings so it is very true that the information is out there and you run the risk of seeing it - even here.

I was under the impression there is an Iphone app that already does this. I think a relative of mine even had it - and I believe it was free.

Umbrella computers come with Quicktime pre-installed on them, and all media file types are associated with it. Evil organization, remember?

Are you sure? I mean I mash the button to cross the street pretty hard.

I've always wondered if anyone has put serious thought into completely animating Christopher C. Livingston's comic series "Concerned: The Half Life and Death of Gordon Frohman." The comic itself was already made in Gmod so I always wondered what a task it would be, especially now with the Source Filmmaker out.

Well if they can drive around the Bay Area then I guess they can handle pretty much anything. So there is a person in the car - they just aren't driving it?