Ghost recon wildlands is a better game than boyfriend dungeon.

Just another bad take by Kotaku in a loooong list of them.

Yeah, a “great phone” which was literally the most expensive one they sold at the time, which ran a completely different OS she didn’t know how to use, and which was sold to her with zero concern for either of those factors. The only thing that Verizon rep was concerned with was their commission, and they milked her…

but not all depictions of non-white people have to automatically be political.

I’ll start this by saying that anyone is free to feel insulted by whatever they feel insulted by. But I - an Asian-American living in a third world country - really think this criticism is stretching a bit.

Hey, at least it wasnt a four paragraph hostile rant about capitalism because a game has a merchant in it or something for once.

*skips article and scrolls down straight to the comments*
Top ten Ian Walkers who should be fired from their jobs immediately

I get this is a comedic article and all, and I’m glad it’s not a slideshow, but I was expecting actual text entries explaining each choice.

I tend to agree with you though a bit uneasy about the words “justified shooting”.

Firstly, it’s sad when anyone is killed. And I feel bad for his family.

For me the only social media, if you can call it that, that I blow time on are these comment boards.  But I do this at work.  I could probably get to 25 hours of gaming a week if I did not have kids, pets and a house I have to constantly do work on to keep from falling apart.  Maybe when they are older or after I…

Your schedule only works if

I think the act/idea of breaking up with someone over gaming is no different than breaking up with something over anything else.

most of the examples here aren’t so much about gaming - they are about a person being self centered and not considerate of the partner. The one with a partner that ditched date night when game invites came into their phone for example. It could be games, work, or any activity really - but the core issue there is…

I have seen both sides. I have seen non-gamers consider all forms of gaming to be immature and that their partner should just stop. But I have also seen gamers who seem to think they can have a healthy relationship with someone while dedicating 40 hours a week to gaming

Being legitimately addicted to gaming is definitely a problem, more frequent (in my anecdotal experience) is partners that think any form of console/PC gaming is immature and childish and they expect their partner to just “grow out of it” or limit it to an hour per week, like it’s a weekly TV show you casually keep up…

My most recent ex used to constantly complain about my gaming. It got to the point that, after we’d moved in together, I could only do it Saturday and Sunday mornings before she woke up. But the hours and hours and hours of reality tv she watched was somehow, “Not a waste of time like gaming.”

I get what they are trying to do but I feel like at some point we are going to get a warning screen that says “Warning this game contains conflict”

But ‘Voice-chat with unknowns’ is exactly how I’ve come to know nearly all of my current best gaming friends, some of which have become more than just gaming friends.

Admittedly, I haven’t willingly went into game chat without my friends in over a decade (before XBL party chat was a thing 2007-2008). But don’t most…

I don’t do voice chat with unknown people but I have joined “adult” gamer sites where large groups of mature players hung out, organized games and did community play nights. I have fond memories of some really cool Left 4 Dead tournaments they organized back in the day.