The issue with epic isn’t that it’s competing with steam. The issue with epic is that they are engaging in some downright dirty and monopolistic tactics in order to jist survive.

“I say old boy. It's not smog, it's industry. Driving the empire forward in a glorious industrial revolution"

So, Pokémon villains have gone from the actual mafia to a bunch of juggalos................ 

My mom owned and crashed the first Dodge Charger sold in Rochester, NY. She was pretty cool

I mean, people like to think the US navy is all shiney and new, but the US navy sealift ships( the ships that move the army and equipment to foreign shores) dates back to at least the 50s. Going to war today would sail the same ships that went to Korea and Vietnam. The fact of the matter is that as long as the ships…

Probably referring to the brand new North America HQ office they just opened in Austin texas

Wargaming just opened a new HQ for their North America division last month in Texas. So it’s probably referring to that

I don’t know if it was a 2017 specific decline. 2017 was a bad year for them for sure, but it wasn’t anything apocalyptic for them. I think the server merger had more to do with gradual decline of an older game and the realization that US audiences aren’t huge into the game. EU and Russian servers are still quite…

Or use them in even a slightly interesting way. A campaign I’m running has a human general in a boarder war using the local goblins as a fodder army to sack border towns. The players will find them looting and pillaging, but doing so in what would appear to be a strategic manner with updated weapons and tools (like…

It’s a number of things. The biggest issue for me is the complete lack of competition.