That may be the official platform, but it does not appear that Johnson agrees:

I wonder if they are going to do this with other games as well...? I recently went back and played a bit of ROTMG after a while gone, and Twitch coin-flip gamblers have really moved in big time.

I’m thinking a Pixar joint...?

“Despite sharing a name with a well-known psychotic drug, the game’s creator claims LSD stands for “Lovely Sweet Dream” and has no connection to the hallucinogen”

from today:

I thought that basically every state had a “lemon law” that would apply in this situation (IIRC you can return a car within a week if there are undisclosed problems)

I played this when I was a kid! It was over 20 years ago, but I’m pretty sure it was on a family vacation to Sweden. This guy is also in Europe - were these machines more common there?

“Technically” a Bowie? He’s as much a Bowie as a person can be, no need for technicalities

When they make X-Men: Inferno, Joe Dante should direct

Thanks to the standard mouse-on-right setup most people have, we are raising a whole generation of men who are proficient at masturbating southpaw

to clarify, opinions can’t be defamatory, by definition (as long as you aren’t implying undisclosed facts, eg “I’ve looked into the guy’s finances, and while I can’t go into detail, hooo boy is that guy corrupt)

good catch, thanks. Still pretty weak sauce... Implying that someone is “thuggish,” or “mafialike” is classic opinion, and if that’s defamatory, FOX news would need to shut down

Apparantly it’s defamatory to refer to two brothers as “brothers”....ok

Not bad.

That one’s a real danpemic

“Govern yourself accordingly”

Yes, the commentators can ease some of these problems, but they can only do so much

The real problem that I see, is that MOBAs are not fun to watch, and that is the genre that seems to be being pushed, hard. Counterstrike and Halo, ok, possibly - but LOL, HOTS, etc - these are not good esports to try to break into the mainstream with.

So, apropos of nothing, you started watching a MOBA and found it interesting? But not interesting enough to play it until a few years later, despite it being free to play?

I’m talking about what’s the norm among gamers. If you don’t play the MOBA, or at least SOME MOBA, it’s going to be boring to watch. Did you play other MOBAs when you started watching DOTA 2? Did you have friends who played who got you interested and watching? Probably. But to your average gamer who has no connection…