Pretty sure the worst was EA hiring fake, outraged Christians to complain about Dante's Inferno.
It's just another step in turning buyers into subscribers and owners into renters... not a fan.
I meant that Pilsen is the southernmost massing of hipsters in the city.
Only if Lebron manages to win a ring somewhere else. The argument can be made that Miami put enough pieces around him to put him in a position to win.
Thank you. This is precisely what I was trying to express.
I lived in hipster south in Chicago last year. It was not a fun experience.
Indiana Jones and/or Carrie Grant... I can't think of anyone else though.
Hipsters embrace retro on the principle that it's retro. That doesn't make all retro necessarily bad, but it does provide an easy piece of imagery to use in situations like this.
Lol... no.
Not really. I grew up playing all sorts of video games on shitty, tiny TVs (even one black and white when I first got my NES). I have no nostalgia for massive, overweight TVs with garbage reception and cable connections and terrible visual quality.
I don't think there is a fedora in existence with enough magical neckbeard power to make me think this is cool or interesting.
Probably not.
No. It's better after they implemented the CTE patches, but it still doesn't play as well as BF3 from a core mechanics standpoint. There are still hit reg/detect issues, rubber banding, kill trades, etc. The vanilla maps are probably the worst in the series, worst aspect of those being all the high vantage points that…
Depending on the game, I still don't believe that mechanics are simply the end-all, be-all for the developmental concerns of a game.
Well, HL1 had a greater variety of enemies. But in reality, some of those enemies weren't really enemies, but sentients being manipulated against you. And given that the core element of HL2 enemies is mankind being turned against you, it makes sense that a majority of the enemies would maintain that same humanoid…
"Wrong by default" is part of that neo-liberal and/or neo-conservative group-think that starts in ad hominem and ends in absolute hatred of anyone with an opposing viewpoint.
hearing a song during a stream is a lost sale? Is that seriously what media corporations believe?
This here... while I don't have a problem with them changing some superhereos, I think it's kind of lazy. They should really be more creative in their designs.