I hope we all see the irony in someone winning a “For Honor” competition in a strikingly dishonorable fashion. Not just the exploit but that after winning he shot off a “wow this was so easy, I didn’t even practice,” line. Honestly I’m half inclined to think it was intentional.

It looks like that guy has No Honor

Let me help explain. Imagine being a white male applying to work for Blizzard and it’s your fucking dream.

They are not a finalist. They are a Walmart exclusive semi-finalist flavor that’s not eligible for the grand prize.

But what if I make a Souls clone that plays like a team based shooter with some moba elements that utilizes cards?

One of the higher-ups at Monolith is married to my cousin.

That performance was pretty amazing and very creative. Well deserved win.

“Wake up, you old fool, you slept through the act!”

“Who’s a fool? You watched it.”

“I really liked that last act.”

“That wasn’t half bad.”

I love hog, I’ve tried all the tanks in the game and from the moment I picked up hog he became my favorite because of his hook and not having to rely on a healer. I still play hog even after the nerf but im A LOT more careful and more aware of my surroundings, hog can still be a menace if you play him right but the…

The headline says the mean spirited satire doesn’t hold up but the article is about how the gameplay and level design don’t hold up.

I’m not sure I follow the thought process here. Earthworm Jim is a failed experiment because the levels are difficult to navigate and the princess is flattened by a cow? I mean, by treating her as pointless, killing her with a cow, and calling her Whats-Her-Name, it seems Earthworm Jim is satirizing how other games do…

The game’s irreverence backfires in the end, with Princess What’s-Her-Name suddenly being crushed by a cow.

Former Little Orbit employee here!

Back in my day, it was purely a publishing house. I was a testing lead, worked on Barbie Dreamhouse Party, their Adventure Time games, and many others. Development was always something they wanted to sink their teeth into, I’m glad that they’re finally getting their opportunity!

I pledged money (only $20, thankfully) and can confirm that I will never get it back.

Reminder: 4 people spent over 2500 dollars to be IN THE GAME. Such a shame stories like this pop up all the time. Well, hopefully they knew they were making an investment and not buying the game, otherwise they’re gonna be REAL mad.

You are kind of using hindsight bias, no one knew off the bat that Highgarden was a target at the time.