I keep saying the same thing about people who voted for him.

Did that myself just earlier today. They were $8.79 at Costco

Did that myself just earlier today. They were $8.79 at Costco

Wait...you guys talk to other people in MMOs?

Keep your head down ‘til everyone forgets, I guess.

I like to go for efficiency

I’m not even allowed to take my shirt off in public.

Press F to Doubt

So Riot as a company is just as toxic as the LoL community. Shock!

Been monitoring Twitter feeds re/this thing all night. Is 100% negative even a ratio anymore?

Well. This is definitely gonna change the meta.

Finally, the Horde gets a third Furry race.

Curiously enough, deposing King Mechagon is BECAUSE he wants complete mechanization.The Rustbolt Resistance wants to maintain their own sense of self and to that end, decide how much mechanization they want to opt in for on their own.

Considering the Alliance invasion of Vol’dun has them actively torching Vulpera wagons, that’d be a big NO.

Worgen will never be better than goblins since goblins will never give you lyme disease.

Just imagine the screen is a stage and all the characters are players in a theatrical production. Then imagine they all go for martinis after the final act, and the goose is in fact a bit of a heavy drinker after that thing in Canada with the in-laws two years ago...everyone understands what he's dealing with though,…

So your point is it’s not so much the streamer in question, but rather the social element - interacting with the streamer through chat/group chat among the viewers - that makes it more entertaining? If so, that’s a good point of view and not an angle I’d considered when I thought about the medium the first time.

That’s fair - my analysis is more broad-brush and doesn’t really capture the the nuance of individual exception. It wasn’t my intent to come off as ageist, but it’s hard to deny that someone streaming Fortnite isn’t really something that’s designed to attract the attention of someone fast approaching retirement.

Talibangelism has deep roots.

It’s definitely generational, but I don’t see this as anything inherently bad or good. My guess is that as we age, the brain eventually stops growing (usually around age 25-30) and for most of us that likely means that we’re just not as interested in newer experiences, but prefer to stick with what we already know.…

Reminds me of when Hummers were everywhere, then the bottom dropped out and they vanished. People have no foresight.