you’re not wrong. being young without much responsibilities gives you a lot of time to get good at video games.

While I agree that his voice is distinct, I would also say that Geralt’s voice acting is probably the worst in the game.

deadzone would most likely be up to the game/software developers in their controller options.

10% is still like 3 million customers.

... damn you... too early for tears.

seen an article about this guy in VICE or something a few years back. it’s one of those videos you know exactly what’s going to happen as soon as it starts but can’t help but continue watching.

I think what you said is valid to some extent for ranked play, however in my own personal experiences, this happens in casual modes as well.

well said, I used to play a lot of competitive games over the years, some communities better than others, but most of the shit talking was relegated to harrassing the OTHER team.

The same thing happens in just about all MP games now.. gotta keep up with the Meta or you ain’t worth shit. No fun allowed.

I stick to…

I joined during the free weekend, and only played unranked and encountered the same type of shit...

Decided then and there that this is not the game for me, which is too bad, because it’s actually pretty fun at times.

yeah, it’d be really hard for them to.. you know.. just let you login to the service, like you would with any other computer.

Age of Empires III is improved on Nertbooks!

I am assigning my children numbers based on key factors on their physical appearance, birthdate and assigned role within my collective.

none of those are mmos...
welcome to 1996:

sure, that’s fine. I still believe my point is valid that kids are not going to be much interested in a 20+ year old mmo though...

yes, i am sure kids will love the experience of playing a 20 year old MMO...

lol, what the fuck am i reading here and in the comments...

Gee whiz, i wonder who did these pictures?

I didn’t know who Ashley was before that.... but is now one of my favorite writers on Gaw.... err... this amalgamation of blog sites.

I am so glad this article came to fruition, I remember that comment and exchange and was hoping we’d see something.

I’ve lived in 4 provinces in Canada (including Ontario), and all of my routers came supplied with passwords, and there are very slim pickings when it comes to ISPs in Canada, so in conclusion: Yes, it is most likely the router had a password on it.