MMO's are traditionally classified by shared/persistent worlds. While Destiny doesn't quite live up to the "massively" multiplayer bit, it most certainly has a shared world that persists while you, as an individual, are offline.

Eh, you get by. From what I remember last year, there's sometimes two early CBS/FOX games, and one or two CBS/FOX games in the afternoon, depending on the conflicts with Redskins and Ravens.

The only realistic thing you can do to completely eliminate weight cuts (and the rebound) is to not have the fights announced, have the weigh-ins within hours of the fight, and then assign the fights based on who's in what category.

I feel the "recreational" adjective is more to denote that it's not, say, a commercial airline or cargo/military plane, especially flying over DC.

And its still the fault of the developer because they didn't include the required libraries/prerequisites to run. If a game requires DX9, then it damn well better come with a DX9 installer. If it didn't, then its the developer's fault for not including it in the game install, platform be damned.

Still isn't Valve's fault, that'd be the fault of the game developer, who had advertised their game to run on Mac.

Not enough buttfumble :(

So all of that ContentID inclusion they had a couple weeks ago was not related to "getting up to YouTube's level?"

Gesture parry was confirmed fake on the reddit post, he edited the curved greatsword swing.

Definitely not the case in America. It may be required for large trucks, but it is not required for any car.

If you want to be super safe, start in offline mode and then you're basically free to do whatever you want.

They're too different. Souls trailers tap a bit more on the emotional side, lending gravity and a bit of drama. Blizzard's trailers usually contrast with pretty intense action, and the visuals are top notch.

As an MD driver, VA is the worst. We all go slow because we're used to haulin' around at 80+ on 95, but we hear the horror stories about VA cops and speeding (or what we refer to as "driving the road" but ok...).

No, you don't understand. This is probably the single greatest update in Dota 2's history.

It doesn't even matter that solo play has no true "pause." You can easily find an area where enemies do not spawn, and there won't be any forced PvP in these modes, so there's no reason that he couldn't have mopped up whatever enemies he was facing, put the controller down, and walked over.

That presumes he hadn't already. How else did he know how far apart to hold em.

Only if she's your fiance.

Nobody needed that, man...

You only collide with people who are in your fireteam (in the Tower, anyways).

In the Tower, you can only collide with people who are in your fireteam.