As part of the agreement when selling/giving the rights, there were promises of royalties in return for sales on "Future Duke" games, which was DNF and "Duke Begins"

I don't mean to pick a fight, but can you explain what about the process of making a battery pack is worse for the environment than oil drilling and processing?

Its Russia, lanes are just suggestions.

Came here to post this exactly.

That makes sense for Sony: they drop online passes for their own games because any online play now requires a Plus subscription, so they're getting their money anyways.

Besides Horton's, I didn't see much, and I feel like I saw a few pretty strong hits that refs in past series (looking at you, Caps/Rangers) would've called without hesitation.

Oh God, I know. I'm on an unfortunate setup where I don't get CSN (because its like 2 tiers above what I'm paying for cable), so whatever games aren't on NBC, I'm gonna have to watch at a bar. My liver and wallet are trying to console each other.

Yeah, both that goal and the game winner were pretty much textbook definitions of lucky (or unlucky, depending on your viewpoint).

Are these hockey gods similar to the Football Gods Greggggggg likes to mention?

Hey, if there are 6 games of hard fought, multi-overtime games, I don't even care who wins (saying this as a stout Boston fan), its gonna be excellent hockey.

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Not gonna lie, that read like a legit horror story for the first half, I was literally getting creeped out.

I know, I played Orks for a number of years :) I just mean to point out the line about "An individual Ork trooper is still pretty formidable in a one on one fight" and how that isn't really the case.

Probably. Scouts, or just general troops.

I doubt they'd do that. IF they don't maintain the same subscription price throughout releases, I would imagine they would release each playable race as a paid expansion, of sorts.

I dunno, 4 factions all warring with each other; 3 month campaigns (sounds like they'll be doing some sort of environment reset every 3 months?) instead of the endless grind like WoW; player-controlled missions/tasks/councils. It all sounds very different from the typical MMO, but there aren't a lot of details out in…

Meh, Space Marines are the defining symbol of WH40k, of course they'd let you play as them. Also, while the devs have said they want to get everyone in there, currently no word on IG. They said they picked these 4 because of the relatively straightforward mechanics, whereas a race like Necrons would get pretty…

No way. Looking up stats, a single Ork of the basic troop vs. a single Space Marine of a the basic combat squad, the Marine is equal or superior in every way (except Attacks), most especially the saving throw (3+ vs. a 6+ for Orks).

Paying players can be Space Marines, Chaos Space Marines, Orks, or Eldar.

Unfortunately there doesn't appear to be any Games Workshop locations within 50 miles of Pittsburgh. However, there are a number of independent retailers, Hobbytown USA being the biggest, that will at least carry the sets. I imagine if its a large place, they would have some tables setup, but obviously not 40k…