Thats completely dependent on the game. The vast majority of them do not have DRM attached to then. 

Because the cardboard game was better then Hearthstone. 

Thats generally for games where the player is in the First Person perspective. Third person stuff can run at a lower frame rate, which is how Moss handles itself so we'll, despite lower the 60 fps on PS4. 

Yeah, when they're set to stretch instead of fill. Besides, those were older video standards anyways. So they fit perfectly fine on a 16:9 display when properly calibrated

I kind of agree here. Mostly because of the nature of BR in general, I feel it might actually be better if there wasn't a proper way for name brand players to practice officially. Since itll basically kill off casual players. Kind of like how there's probably a bunch of nobody people for Fighting Games who are better…

I was about to ask about hot it handles heat since I live in an area that gets up 100+ easy in the summer 

I was about to ask about hot it handles heat since I live in an area that gets up 100+ easy in the summer 

You can technically say, “Divinity spin off tactics game getting it’s own spin off tactics game.” 😉😉😉😉

Not having to make a new character is kind of the point for a game like The Division. 

The thing with Diablo 2 is that you can just easily roll up a new character super quickly to try out a new build. 

Thats why Path fo Exile has new leagues so people can be super experimental 

The Division 2 has everyone unlock their perks so if people need to swap out of a particular spec, then they can easily. It's more so that if someone wants to group up to do something, but they don't need the perk selection that the team has, then they can swap out to something else. Because you're still limited to x…

They might be more heavy into support though. Like how Bard was in closed beta for 2.0 while 1.0 was still up. Bard got reworked hard because no one wanted to play it as a support role, so they changed it to DPS with little support skills.

The store existed before Half Life 2 launch. The only games available on it were some gold source games. Source games didn’t come around till after Half Life 2 came out, but betas were available for Counter Strike Source and Day of Defeat Source. There were also mods for Half Life on the store, and Half Life Gorden.

I actually doubt that. Since there have been overweight characters and NPCs that are human in WoW since probably The Burning Crusade? There's one portly fellow out in Northrend that was put in when Wrath came out. 

I don’t think that’s really an answer. Playing games should be kind of cyclical in nature for players, otherwise people get burnt out. Look at all the people who complained about burn out with Destiny 2 from the loads of play from 1, polygon mentioned it, the guy at Forbes who basically just plays Destiny mentioned…

I actually spent money on Razers first iteration of their Turret. Basically the best lapboard I've ever used for TV inputs. 

Its not that big of a deal they they're taking portals out of Legion Dal, I'm more surprised that it's happening so late into BFA though. The portals in Northrend Dal were purged shortly into Cataclysm for instance. The other portals though, kind of iffy. 

Excuse me? But Scar are not humanoid people. They're a collective swarm of bees that take the form of a people. 

Thats only half true. If you have done the big grind in WoW, there’s a point in the next expansion where you do change gear, but that’s usually not till much later during the level grind. Chinese players power leveled through Black Temple in Tier 2. Most players didn’t change out gear in Cata if they were decked in…

If that was the thing. I'd be in bed 24/7.