Those sorts of stories are normal for military historians/buffs. Sometimes corpses were just lost in enemy territory and the enemy didn’t care enough to martial the bodies, so there was little that could be done to keep track of, let alone recover, them.

Sure, but now you’re talking about team coordination. A strong comp will generally lose to a weak comp simply by coordinating better. Whether or not there are objectives is moot. The same applies to LoL and DOTA2.

Movies are more consistent with their release dates though. When Hollywood says X movie will be out on Y day/month/season, it WILL be out on Y day/month/season barring extreme/unusual circumstances.

Duke Nukem Forever is the difference.

Yeah but the inverse of that results in a snowball effect. If you don’t design around the belief “you must be able to win large team fights”, everything else inevitably collapses.

It sounds like you’re complaining about two different issues. Game length and toxic community.

Thats reasonable, but thats also the problem. Why bother tuning in for E3 if shit like this becomes the standard? You KNOW you won’t be able to play most of the games for another year or longer, so why not just skip E3 every other year? Or skip E3 every 2 years? Or 3? Or not tune in ever?

So we can expect Final Fantasy VII remake in 2021 or beyond? Cause thats how long people have been waiting for The Last Guardian.

Sure, but for how long?

They showed off XCOM2? Where?

Will this really make a big change though?

Thats not what they said at all.

No its not weird, because VR is weird like that.

Except it wasn’t. That may be what people remember it for, but thats not what it was.

Except you can’t report people for AFK in HOTS.

Thats fair...

Same here. The only problem I had with Doom 3 was, it wasn’t ‘Doom’.

Because there is no Earth.

You get to join a special group of fans who support something that is dead and is rewarded with random stuff that will usually suck but occasionally be awesome.

Yeah, but thats true even outside of the gaming industry. Without a reference point, people inevitably have trouble grasping the meaning of things. Someone who doesn’t know what swimming is cannot grasp the concept of scuba diving.