I think the trailer sold quite better the idea of tempting the player to break the moral barrier : “People chasing me everywhere. Life has become a nightmare. I didn’t chose what I have become, but I can chose my prey”.

That Mercy - Roadhog moment was absolutely golden.

This cover pic reminded me of the time where websites weren’t just a list of informations, but also gorgeous illustrations, animations, ambiences...

This meme is gon git old in no time, I guarantee it :D

Symbolic of what most good Genjis are seen doing when their ult isn’t up.

I scrolled down way too far to see that comment.

Hello, I’m Benjamin, and I can’t stop playing Overwatch.

Starred for the Toblerone :D

« RYUJI NO KEN NO KURE ! »

All but tanks are quite a no go though when Tordbjorn player is more than half-brained, as he would put turrets in corners forcing short range focus fire, resulting in at least 60% hp loss no matter what. And that’s assuming he did put it in a corner isolated from his team mates

Anyone who is displaying abnormal efforts to show how much different he/she is, is an open book of personal/family issues. That’s where the pity starts. When he/she’s trying to convince everybody how they should do the same, that’s where the pity ends.

When a single character forces a whole team to change its comp, it says a lot on design flaws to be honest. “You will die unless you precisely do X, precisely pick Y”, I think it doesn’t belong to OW’s general design philosophy. Turrets are not op, they’re just sucking the fun out of everything else the game has to…

If I humbly may, I slained a whole team yesterday with Genji (ult + reflecting McCree’s one, then RoadHog’s one). It allowed to push the few last seconds towards point 1. Once in a while I also protect a Bastion from Junkrat’s grenades, kill that Widow who’s one-shotting our front line since 2 minutes, go destroy that…

Amazing allegory to smartphone slaves.

What if the other part of Titan was that storytelling ?

I’m interested in how he will deal with this truckload of fame. I mean, every normal person on this planet systematically change with fame. You’re popular, people love you even for your bad sides, so it’s often a logical progression to not giving a shit about it.

Let’s ask a real question for once : is online dating really worth the massive efforts to keep being the first choice, and then winning the lottery of not finding 1001 potential complications ? Dating feels so broken nowadays.

This wasn’t even his final form.

Basically what society has become : « Hey, look at me ! I’d do anything for it ! »

The most embarassing detail in this copycat is how they seem to have taken random titles of popular games into a blender to beg for attention.