“Update 2/27/2016: Fallout 4 and Dying Light come off the list, while Dark Souls 3 and Rise of the Tomb Raider make it on.”

Just because you dont like them doesnt mean they’re not good games.

I assume they’re working on a day-one patch that’ll include a bunch of tweaks and bug-fixes, hence the delay.

Not even PAX, have they been to any giant gathering of people? People smell, a lot, so lots of people smell...A LOT!

I don’t really think its nerd-specific. Conventions in general have this problem in my experience!

Have you ever BEEN to PAX?

What emotional depth? Even the OT doesn’t have emotional depth. Some guy gets mopey because Mr. Miyagi, who he’d met earlier in the week, was killed. His sister, meanwhile, shrugs off the deaths of everyone on her home planet with a mere grimace and then never mentions it again.

Why did Naboo broke the blockade by destroying one ship of dozens? And what was their strategy on the first place, given that they killed it pretty much by accident

How exactly did 15 fighters were a match for the hundreds of TIEs on the Death Star? What was the purpose of the trench run? How exactly do you shoot…

The reflexive hate for the prequels blind people to the best moments in them. There are iffy and problematic parts to be sure, but this post dismissing the ship-to-ship combat in them is a perfect example of it. By the opening of Ep III they were really nailing it and as much as the fleet action above Endor was one of…

Spit on the prequels all you want, but III opening scene is one of the coolest Star Wars moments in screen. If only the rest was more of that and less of the rest

Sorry to be that guy, but..
*pushes up glasses that he’s not actually wearing*
There’s a quick shot, maybe 2-3 seconds long, of a Nebulon-B frigate trading broadsides with a Star Destroyer during the Battle of Endor. It’s one of those times when the camera shows Wedge flying through the scrum after Lando insists that…

Truth is, people often find it hard to empathize with what others go through. Human nature, and all.

Thinking differently from others is fine, but when you voice those thoughts in an insulting fashion while acting in a professional capacity as a company representative, things get a little dicey.

He’s a commentator who also streams regularly from the Smite offices. They’ve made a habit of employing top streamers and community members at Hi-Rez.

For anyone looking for the vid of Klepek playing it, 33:00 here

We’ll be writing more about Keemstar in the future, this was more about specific recent events, however. Big picture I did say that there is a danger in false accusations.

“Someone has a different opinion” is one way of putting it. Here’s another: A person in a position of power thinks that people with less power should stop acting like victims. This person, who helped create a game called AXE Body Spray Pogo Xtreme, argues that making games is not a job but an art. Therefore, he says,…

You realize that her other job could have been related to the actual work she did for Nintendo right? Creative companies have strict non-compete clauses to protect their IP’s. If her other job in any way violated this non-compete clause, it makes sense that they would fire her.

i don’t think it’s actually possible to keep it separate. Specially with the level of doxxing and data mining going on. I mean you can try, but someone will always be able to find a link