Compared to other TCGs, this starter set actually looks pretty good. It isn’t the usual dumpster that most MTG, YGO, and Weiss decks that are cranked out on a regular basis.

Blizzard can claim that Diablo Immortal is built from the ground up all the want, but it does not appear that way. In fact, it looks like half a dozen mobile games that already on the market right now. I take one look at Diablo Immortal and it looks no different from Lineage 2: Revolution. In fact, it looks a lot like…

Also, this wasn’t in Thailand. This was in the Toronto Cup in Canada. The tournament organizer could not be bothered to have a spare display monitor? The entire tournament would have to be cancelled if one of them stopped working. What would happen then?

While it may seem funny, in terms of being a competitive, especially for a genre that is trying to be taken seriously, the entire results of the tournament might should be thrown out due to organizer failing to follow the official rules and for not providing circumstances that are fair to both competitors. This is why…

Early access is a scam. They can promise things, but are not required to deliver on them. Its asking people to invest into their game without being required to uphold their end of the bargain.

The question is how much more is this going to cost?

No. Crunch means that someone screwed up during the planning phase and refuses to change the deadline to something realistic when they realized they screwed up. Instead, they’re forcing everyone else to make up for their mistake when they realized that they screwed up.

A proper story mode is what gives context to these cutscenes and that is what it is lacking. Sure we get cutscenes, but what is really the point of them? They seem more like fan service rather than something building up to a larger story.

It’s still an awful practice. They use the $60 + season pass stuff to get all the money from early adopters and then cut the price in half after they feel like they have all the early people to get some of the other people. Sure it’s a sale, but it’s still a dick move on their part.

The problem with Overwatch is that they are trying to force everyone into dynamic queue, the same system that Dota 2 and League of Legends did so horribly under that they had to abandon it completely. Overwatch continues to try to push it forward instead of doing something to actually fix it. You frequently end up…

Auto playing videos are absolutely frustrating. To make matters worse, most of the wikia (if not all) hasn’t adapted mobile support or least make changes for mobile to even work. The massive amount of auto playing and auto scrolling videos only makes it all the more frustrating.

The problem is that when The Sims 4 was launched, it feels like it came with far less than Sims 3 and has a dozen pieces of ad on content that are $40 each. Sure they have expansions, but each one seems to deliver relatively little and feel more like overpriced updates for things that should already be in the game…

I for one do not like the limited formats or even standard. I would much prefer a modern format that includes a large selection of cards across a greater time period or even something like commander.

I want this game, but ugh Denuvo on PC -_-

The only problem I have is their “historically authentic vs historically accurate” defense. What the hell does that even mean? You cannot have something that is authentic (based on facts) and not historically accurate.

I think if they don’t want themselves to be considered gambling, don’t put a literal casino in your game with a freaking roulette wheel of all things.

Appealing to more hardcore players is never a good idea. The reason is that the hardcore player base is always going to be a small portion of your players. This has been the problem that Destiny 2 has been having since its launch. There’s just very little for people who aren’t the hardcore players.

There’s no reason why it couldn’t just be settled with an additional one on one

As pathetic as it seems, this is a continuing trend of developers continuing to mislead people with development footage rather than actual gameplay. as long as they continue to publish trailers that are not the same as the gameplay as the final version that is released, this will continue to happen. Developers and…

So they’re not even bothering with trying to protect their game from hackers? They’re just going to try to sue everyone out of existence?