A Kotaku commenter poking at an incorrect and largely irrelevant “fact?”

When you are summoned and successfully do your duty (i.e., you don’t die, or the host doesn’t die), it refreshes your durability, health, estus charges, spells, etc.

Ooh, I like you.

Eh, this is like cheesing the Dragonrider (fat guy) boss in DaSII. You could whittle his health down significantly from afar with arrows, or you could not raise any of the extra platforms and time your dodge just right that he'd fall right off with no damage to either party.

Pete Carrol

Or, you could just say "they," used as the non-gender-specific singular pronoun. Yes, the more common definitions of "they" regard plural references, but consider:

superb +1

When all else fails, stick it in the end

PgUp and PgDn control the road elevation on the fly. This also works with power lines, handily.

It makes sense if you follow what's been conceived as the "natural progression" of a city. You start out with the small 2-lane roads, you make a neighborhood or two, a decent commercial zone, and some industry. Then, as you get more people moved in, you branch out into more neighborhoods, and then traffic gets heavy…

I...assume you meant to reply to zer033x?

If you knew anything about the game, you'd realize controlling anything more than your own hero (i.e. basic jungle creeps with 1 or 2 abilities) is often devastating to newer players, and controlling more than one hero (i.e. more than one unit with 4+ abilities each) can get to be a nightmare if you slip up in any way.

A basketball player would be out 3 games just for watching the video

Right, but I guess I meant that to say just about any GPU within the last 3 years should be able to run it with no problems.

E:D surprisingly doesn't take a whole lot to run, even on high settings. On medium, the fans on my GTX 970 don't even turn on because the GPU temp doesn't crack 60 degrees.

Its also $20 for a single copy of Minecraft that you can build absolutely anything with the tools provided.

There's a new generation now, it makes sense. Plus the regular retail of that card is still up in the $700s

There's a new generation now, it makes sense. Plus the regular retail of that card is still up in the $700s

Ah OK, interesting that BT ones don't work with iPhones, do you know of any particular reason?

Ah OK, interesting that BT ones don't work with iPhones, do you know of any particular reason?

What makes this one better than the raft of < $50 ones that are available?

What makes this one better than the raft of < $50 ones that are available?