That Glider is so freakin cute.

I’m a fan of the ambiguity of Nilfgaard, because its mostly uncertain until the Emperor is revealed. The motivation become more clear at that point. The introduction of the White Flame helps push them forward out of the “unknown generic evil army” territory. 

You deserve that star.

I feel bad for Lirik on this. It makes it look like he is doing something shady when he doesn’t need to. At least he has a sense of humor about it, as the “Nightstream” guys were laughing about how he is “moving to Reddit”.

So much shade thrown Blizzard’s way throughout the whole keynote. Pretty damn funny.

I’ve been watching Giantwaffle for years now. This honestly isn’t new for him. He does a ton of things to push himself physically and mentally. During the recent training, he has been bike riding extensively, as far as 100 km at a time. He is also an avid motorcyclist and skydiver.

The same nerds trying to police breasts on Twitch are the ones who are super into Gachi in other streams. Apparently, to them, you can’t have breasts, but you have audio of gay porn all over the place.

Whether it is true or not, I never truly believe statements like this where they say they didn’t ban saying something or mentioning something. I’ve been in enough workplace situations where they explicitly won’t use the word ‘ban’, but definitely make it clear that should infer that you will be severely punished. All…

I feel like Mike saw this all coming(the past couple years of crap at Blizzard) and it was the reason he isn’t there anymore.

Blizzcon is going to be a powderkeg for Blizzard. I’m excited to be attending with a Winnie the Pooh hat on

Watched Devilman Crybaby a few months back. My brain exploded in a the last couple episodes. 

Attire you would wear in public? You mean a video game convention? Or a fighting game tournament? This is insanity. You can play the game where the character is wearing the same outfit, and it may even be slight skimpier. But wear it in real life on stream? Noooooooooo

I’m sure, by now, all gaming companies consider you a security concern. Keep up the good work.

Being a face in the crowd is mostly everyday life. Imagining being the hero or the villain is a big reason people seek entertainment media. For some, playing out everyday life 200 years ago might be fine, but that isn’t for me. Probably why I will never understand sim games like Farming Sim.

A comment on games generally, but not this one specifically: It frustrates me to no end when a game scratches at the surface to being something more, but doesn’t. Go all in or all out. Don’t half ass it otherwise you have half an ass. You can’t sit on half an ass.

I give new games a single week. If it isn’t finished, my ass is watching the rest on Youtube while doing chores or during my lunch break.

I get the bean burrito with fritos added and it’s very nice

The pretense has been well and truly abandoned.

The pretense has been well and truly abandoned.

Frankly, this is the real world. This happens with basically any kind of sales market. My regular grocery store doesn’t sell my favorite ice cream, I have to get it at Walmart. I hate Walmart, but I want to support the company who makes it because they aren’t exactly a big company, so I have to do that if I want to…