Oh shit.

That’s a weird term for your fly.

You’re right. He should have given it a 0/10 and updated it after he had a playable product.

I once almost got into a fight with a kid for tearing his magic card in half after he pushed me. And thus ended my only interaction with magic the gathering.

I like it. Without those patches, the meta would settle to a very specific set of characters (which is still a problem, even with the patches). Seeing different comps come and go between seasons makes things far more interesting.

There’s a reason I won’t read a review for a Civilization game until 3 years after it came out.

Awww, shit son! Rev your engines. We are headed to misuse of the 1st Amendment town!

Payload maps already measure incremental progress as a victory condition. Why the sudden uproar of control points following the same logic?

To get the game modes more in sync. They are simply applying the same logic that is already in place for payloads to capture points. There is fundamentally no mechanical difference between the two, so it makes no sense that they would have completely different victory conditions.

Wouldn’t putting a timed kick out in place fix everything? That’s already in place in regular matches. I feel like I must be missing something here.

You will have to pry the numpad from my cold dead hands!

Stop eating hot dogs wrong.

Yeah, but how does it hold up against a hydraulic press?

I almost never play 1v1 or 3v3, so yeah, I completely forgot about Ecopoint. Thanks.

They have. Since launch, two new characters have gone live and two new maps have gone live.

LOL at that hidden cost section. The idea that having to actually buy a game is considered a hidden cost is a joke.

Don’t worry. It’s nano-powder.

Everything about this screams “wait 6 to 12 months!”

Good. Never buy a system at launch, even if you can afford it.

You really don’t see an issue with having a map but not have the ability to actually select things on the map? Having to scroll through the list of parking spots to select what your map cursor is already on is utterly egregious.