It’s a move in Dragon Ball Xenoverse. Yamcha’s Fake Death Technique, where you lay fall over in that pose to lure enemies in.

I’m a bit of a horror junkie myself. Never played the games, but I’ve watched people play them and seen the cutscenes.

You must not have actually been keeping up with what they show in the games. Spoilers follow:

There used to be the Journal of Justice that expanded on and used the lore. Along with that, it even discussed the Noxus vs. Ionia match. A team of real players were picked for each side, using various side-specific champions and/or mercenaries, and fought a match to determine how the story would go. As a result,…

At the same time, he also showed up for a brief cameo in the Epic Rap Battle between Robocop and Terminator.

I’m surprised more people don’t make a big deal considering the last time a bunch of people decided they were the master race. “Dude, our graphics are so good, we’re like the Nazis of gaming. Look at all the pogroms I can run on my OS.”

Yes, we wouldn’t want LoL to be perceived as pay to win. Not when you need to own 16 champions not including the weekly freebies to be able to play ranked at all, either needing to play a lot of games, buying cheaper champions, or paying real money.

As someone who played the original Diablo and then was disappointed at the lighthearted My Little Pony antics of Diablo 2, I know where these games come from. I’ve been playing them most of my life. Same for Warcraft, Warcraft 2, and Warcraft 3. And last I checked, Skeleton King’s revival is an Ultimate, whereas…

First thing I thought was that they’re ripping off Karthus from LOL. To quote the description of his passive, Death Defied: “Upon dying, Karthus enters a spirit form and becomes invulnerable and untargetable, allowing him to continue casting spells at no cost for 7 seconds.”

Nice to see that League of Legends’ Karthus is branching out and trying other games. That’s the undead, skeletal lich with the ability to stick around after he dies for a few seconds spamming his spells.

To be fair about the name, that’s just the unintended consequences of a game being about the Mario Bros. and having the main character named Mario. The people who made them game made them Mario Mario and Luigi Mario. The movie’s just the first time most people realize that.

I have to wonder how many people my age know why he was called Captain Lou Albano.

Reminds me of Star Trek Online. If you want to buy a Tier 6 ship, you’ll need to drop $30 real life or save up a few billion in the in-game currency if another player is even selling the thing. Alternatively, you might get lucky only dropping $15 and trying your hand at the lockboxes, but there are no guarantees there.

I think it’s be pretty fun to have other maps. Heck, it’d be interesting to see what would happen with a 5 lane, 5 player map.

Who touched Sasha? Not this gun. No other minigun could touch Sasha.

Listen, Camcamz, the largest abortionist on the planet is whatever supreme being is responsible for all the miscarriages. In Planned Parenthood’s case, at least they ask if the woman whose body was put upon would like to donate the tissue from the zygote to a good cause, like curing one of the many diseases that kill…

Provided this is still Hank Pym, he’s had a pretty rough time. He built Ultron, hit his wife, and his more heroic comeback turned out to be a skrull. Dating Tigra? Nope, that was the skrull, who knocked her up with a kid that’s supposed to be his genetically anyway. Then it didn’t help that he bowed out of fighting…

The point was supposed to be that he’s better than other players since he’s a pro, not that he happens to be part of a team that practices and coordinates together better than whatever gets matched up in solo queue.

Some champs are easier than others. Nidalee is notorious for being one of those champs, while Diana, her top lane opponent, isn’t much used. Lee Sin, the guy who ganked, can be a pretty awesome jungler, but not at that low a level. The main problem here is that Diana didn’t even try to attack Nidalee until after Lee…

I’m just glad there’s actually a place discussing LoL that has some standards for humanity.