Isn’t this exactly the reason why they have a Public Test Realm? All of the problems should have been detected there and never made it onto the live servers. Blizzard is not new to this experience.

I’d say that there were more female fans willing to admit that they were fans.

Nice article. Though I was a little annoyed on how you constantly said Sailor Moon affected girls and something else about the girl fans and so on.

I’ve played through a ton of JRPGs and none of them required grinding.

I did pretty much the same. I played 1-3 years ago when they were new. Then I recently played the remaster though just did 1 and 3. Took a few months off then played 4 and mostly had fun with it, though it’s ridiculous how many close calls Nate had. Now I’m onto Horizon Zero Dawn.

Drake has super high luck. Without it he probably would have fallen to his death on the first difficult jump and grab.

I’m almost done watching the 7 hour FFVI speed run that was linked here. Despite how fast it was going it was still easy to see how the characters interacted with each other and there are certain story segments that happen only if you have certain people in your party. That’s one of the main reasons why VI is my…

Both.

Did you try asking for sailors?

I was nice to a girl, but she rejected me, therefore she values me less than she would a lover.

A particular subset of gamers, however, have found a way to codify that myth into an accepted standard of behaviors: see also “nice guys,” “the friend zone,” “incels,” and a pastiche of other horrid shit that totals out to a single word: misogyny.

It’s nice to see that David Hayter still has a good relationship with Konami and is not against continuing to play Snake.

So you want them to be gay?

I wonder why they thought it was tasteless to use real names when Assassins Creed has no problem with it.

The example with Naughty Dog games and Witcher isn’t DLC, those are expansion packs.

Why is asking “Why did you stay” victim blaming?

Then you’re a misandrist.

Yes there is a toxic subset of nerd culture, just as there is a toxic subset of sports fans.

You’re not making any sense.

Are you seriouslly attack “nerds” for being socially awkward?