But we never get to see paradox hit them like a brick...

So Square is officially using version numbering for the title names, then.

Well, as it’s a Blizzard product, it will probably have a great soundtrack at least.

I like the voting system. Although it is kind of forced upon you, it kind of feels good to give more of an opportunity to recognize someone on the opposing team, and bake that into the game. With most online games, gg or well played seems like the limit, and that can become so automatic that it can start to lose its…

Pronounced Half-Orken, I would imagine, given that she’s half orc, not full.

McCree should be ranked higher. After all, how else will you know what time it is while playing Overwatch?

And all this time I thought it was pronounced “Hal-force-en”, I thought it was one of the cooler WoW character names. This is kind of a let down.

With a title like this, I will be massively disappointed if the other characters don’t get alt-costume t-shirts reading “If lost, return to Setsuna.”

magus-21: “High general praise...follow up with lead antagonist talent recognition and encore.”

Here we have Vermin Supreme, notable Warlock and exploiter of the glitch. Note the extra-rocket-ammo boots he is using as a helmet. Rumor has it his armor and sleeves are also made of extra-rocket-ammo-boots.

It’s more of a baseless assumption, as we know so little of what really happened. We know Luke trained Ben Solo, but we know next to nothing about other students, their background, number (surely Ben wasn’t the only one), or fate, though the implication seems to be that they were slaughtered.

While probably not 15 minutes, I could easily see it being a longer fight, but only if Luke is fighting with the intent to not kill his former students, or if he can’t put all his effort into it, having to simultaneously defend himself, ward off force attacks by the entire group, and shield Rey as well.

I’m curious if Luke is the one who pioneered (or rediscovered) Kylo’s favorite force stasis ability, or if that was taught to him via Snoke. The idea of watching Luke masterfully using that ability in the fight against the Knights of Ren, at will, with multiple simultaneous usages, and coordinated perfectly with his…

Got to say, I preferred the Tumblr post where they ran with several of the Old Spice products and turned them into houses for the American version of Hogwarts: Wolfthorn, Bearglove, Hawkridge, and Foxcrest.

In Superman III, Superman’s moral core still exists. Who he was before, as Superman, was genuine. Not only was his goodness real, his character and moral strength was real. He just got corrupted by something external, but in the end his moral core wrestles for dominance and wins.

Well, all that will happen too. Sometimes a different fate can help. I’m partial to the explorer myself.

Yes, during deck building, you can choose one of several predetermined character types. I don’t think they change your appearance, but they do have different sets of stats, starting equipment, and abilities and/or restrictions.

You may also want to try changing up the hero you’re playing as. There are some interesting options in there which change up the gameplay quite a bit.

The rate of new cards and overall card choice does increase quite a bit around midgame, with 6-8 encounter cards alone you could add in, and several new weapon and gear cards. While the gameplay itself and the mechanics remain pretty much as you say, the pace doesn’t stay at just a couple new cards each new level.

And when the bogey owls get older, and learn to manifest as more than a shadow...