You’re having the wrong (or only really big) NE IPAs. Most are WAY lighter, more flavorful, and yes less sweet, than their normal IPA brethren. That’s the whole reason they’re so popular because they are sessionable IPAs that don’t destroy your taste buds.

It all depends on the beer. If it’s hoppy/lighter beer with a layer of dust then hate on. But, many beers are legitimately worth getting excited about seeing that layer of dust on.

I mean it’s not anywhere close to a ripoff, it’s actually a good deal even at this point. I say this as someone that’s not at all a fan of Xbox.

Rainbow Chip is the best funfetti.

Apparently by buying one of the most popular pair of gimicky underwear on Amazon?

Apparently by buying one of the most popular pair of gimicky underwear on Amazon?

This is a shitty attitude to have about something you loved, and that plenty still do. Just because you can’t use it anymore it matters less now? GTFO with that bullshit.

Ah, so you’re arguing for hits that are not obviously on purpose like this one. Fucking hell when it isn’t a blatant act to hit the batter like this one they shouldn’t be punished the same is an already obvious and accepted practice. What you’re arguing about isn’t an argument.

It was absolutely 100% intentional. No one who watched the game or the pitch should disagree with that.

Will have to disagree on tomatoes with splits being a bad thing IF they are local.

Yeah it is, for a time, as the article explains. NOT mentioned in the article is that Samsung is going to retain exclusivity of the game for up to three months after it’s official release AND will probably only available on the Samsung App store after. Epic could have opened the game up to phones with Android 8 and up…

Sure it’s not so hard but people are lazy and installing APKs on anything before Oreo leaves the less informed wide open to unknown apk’s dangers. Making it downloadable only outside the area that Android users download 99% of their games (while also being hardware exclusive for a time) IS going to reduce your…

Yeah but that 30% is more than likely offset by the game not reaching as great of a crowd as it would on the play store. Both Apple and Google heavily promote popular games because they like making money as much as the games do.

Sure ‘enabling’ is one side of the coin for an interview like this. The other side is bringing to light a dark side of American culture that some people still believe is too fringe to be an issue. Sure you and I know they are dangerous but I guarantee a sizable portion listening learned something new from it.

Hardware exclusivity AND not putting it in the Play store? WTF Epic? You’ve lost any moral high-ground you had about cross-platform playing.

This article screams “I only use the stock keyboard”.

There is absolutely no way to keep all roaches out and depending on your area it is a given they will make it in your house even with a pristine cleaned house and proper pest control. The console is a magnet for the few that make it in.

Sure would have been nice to have an article with more information than basically just a link.

No, it literally wasn’t.

No it was not explained in the next sentence or any after that, fuckface.

It’s not like that 30% is for nothing like everyone seems to think. Web hosting, advertising, server maintenance, security, access to a wider audience, network maintenance, compatibility checks, and pushed updates do not just magically happen. Especially for a game as big as Fortnite and the strain it could put on…