And there are 5x more white people in the country. So the statistic you just cited means black people are almost 3x more likely to be shot by the police.

Agreed. He’s not saying Pokemon Go is bad or wrong, he’s just pointing out that loitering and wandering around with your phone like a creeper is more dangerous for a black person than a white person.

I was gonna write “inb4 all the ignorant and racist bullshit” but there’s already a “fuck off” comment, so I guess I’m too late.

You do realize that Blizzard as a independent entity ceased to exist in 1994 when they were acquired by Davidson and Associates?

It’s a lot easier for some individuals, groups, communities to work in a preexisting and tested engine and environment. The boring (to some people) work has been done, and the mod creators can use a product that they both love, and are familiar with, to jump start their ambitions and passions.

So, they did it because…

Torbjorn can actually be a lot of fun if you’re not just standing there smacking your turret all day.

Exactly this. I don’t care if this is something others enjoy, it’s something I will notice (as will my wife and daughter) and it will be a distraction that throws me out of the game. I’m not judging others for liking or enjoying it...but I don’t and I know I’m not the only one. I’m not sure why fan service of this…

I mentioned it for the same reason I commented on the cool battle graphics and the somewhat bland dungeon graphics. For the same reason I might have commented on the soundtrack if it was noticeably bad or good. For the same reason I might have mentioned distractingly bad writing, if the game’s prologue had that. It’s…

Uh, have you ever seen a GOOD Genji? He’s an amazing flanker and one of the few hard counters for Bastion. Yes, in inexperienced hands he may be an unwieldy waste, but, when played well, he’s fantastic!

Other things that make this game sound great:

It’s also a legitimately smart move on Blizz’s part. The game itself does give us all the characters personalities in the broad strokes, and the design of it is such that there are tons of subtle and not-so-subtle hints about the Overwatch universe.

Most people are going to naturally gravitate toward one character or…

I like this kind of story telling, it’s very uniquely videogame letting the characters speak for themselves.

Totally! I mean, what was he trying to get to on the other side of the road? Absolution? Salvation? Forgiveness? Or where his endless attempts at road crossing just an expression of self-destructive tendencies? Did he, in some deep place in his heart, -want- one of the cars to hit him? Do we, the players, secretely…

It has a timeline.

Hard and fast rule to live by.

M&L: Superstar Saga>SMRPG