Jeeze, dude, why can’t you just say, ‘You know what? I was super pissed at someone and went for the meanest word I could think of in an act of immediate reprisal. I fucked up and it was wrong. I’m going to ensure this doesn’t happen again.’

You still end up with the other half of the problem: people who are legitimately just started out getting paired up against people who have actually played for hundreds and hundreds of hours.

I think it’s a remarkably shitty thing to do overall. But if this new feature helps them to find a consenting team of 6 to throw with then its still better being the poor bastard stuck on a team literally trying to lose.  

okay who would win in a tennis match?

The action looks great, and the weapons all look satisfying. Interesting that there doesn’t seem to be a lot of mobility in combat, despite all the jetpack flying, but that might just be because of the player loadout they used here.

i just cant help but feel that *hamster* is one toke over the line. i dont even have a good argument against it. i dont know when i became such a wet blanket. im sure once i get my hands on him ill learn to stop worrying and love the ball.

Rest in pieces, my sweet baby boy.

The physics as he hits the curb is absolutely heartbreaking.

Downhill? They continue to make mounds of money for the charity.

If by scam you mean 4-star rated charity.

The Payload! —->
Payload... —->
Payload! —->
Payload! Payload! Payload! Payload! —->
The Payload moves like a st.... stone!

For Serious Sam, yes.

Fucking hardcore bro.

I loved watching Shanghai, because it was a lot like watching randoms play Competitive. Lone wolves, no healer or backline protection, trickling...

I understand pro gamers have to practice A LOT, especially team based games, but 70+ hours a week can’t be that all beneficial. As a matter of fact it sounds dangerous.

You are addresing points he did not make, he never said make micro-transaction over the quality of the game. He is right tho loot boxes is fine if we can buy everything separately.

It’s a weird feedback loop where you’re continuously playing the same game, but it’s a better version every year. Unless you’re NBA Live.

That makes sense.

A lot of it comes, like Street Fighter updates, from improvements in the metagame under the hood. Like “new ball physics” isn’t something sexy to put on the back of a MLB the Show box but it’s a big game changer. But like SF2-4 “sequels” that changes up move mechanics, it’s improvements that seem incremental at first…

Easy there edgelord...

Easy there edgelord...