Charge allows a minion to attack the player as soon as the minion is played or summoned. Rush only allows the minion to attack other minions when is it played or summoned. It will not be able to attack the player until the turn after it is played or summoned.

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Every time I hear “spelunking” I still think of this game.

Agreed, and as someone who usually solo queues I’d actually prefer this if I was on the losing team as well. If we honestly couldn’t even set foot on the capture point, I’d like to move on to the next match as quickly as possible.

This statement makes me think they would move in the opposite direction of a consumer friendly approach. Basically they’re saying “Wow! These people just keep buying the same games over and over! Why would we link their purchases?”

You can buy and iTunes gift card and add the balance to your account in the app store. Also, you can buy credit directly from any Apple Store location without having to hand over credit card information to Apple.

I almost threw my laptop out the window today when I saw Hamilton Nolan’s name show up on Deadspin....and then it showed up again...

It really is. And they drop system takes you light level into account much more. I went from 305 light (hadn’t played since October) to 317 in just a few hours of Iron Banner this past month. Then ran the Kings Fall raid and in one run jumped to 322. Very good quality of life improvements since TTK release IMO.

The April Update also fixed a lot of leveling issues. Now when you infuse, the item will jump to the higher of the two light levels. No more of the weird averaging it used to do. For example, if I have a 310 exotic and infuse a 335 legendary into it, the exotic jumps to 335.

https://destinycalcifiedfragments.com/ Gamertag and console. Will show you which characters have each fragment.

I understand that. The point of my post was to indicate that I wasn’t quite able to understand the significance of why it mattered who was funding the site. If this had simply been an article covering the launch of The Ringer, sure that’s newsworthy. But Kevin was putting so much emphasis on the mystery of who was…

Pardon my ignorance, but this condescending non-answer still doesn’t inform me, average internet Joe, why I should give a shit about who’s backing the site.

This comment is going to come across as crass, but it’s not intended to start a flame war:

I find it interesting the lack of coverage Kotaku is giving to The Division. Since launch (excluding Highlight Reel) I can really only recall one article about the game. It also had a content update today as well, arguable a…

I’m completely with you on this. Hell, back in the day as a lifeguard for first aid administration they trained us to ask permission before administering care. Jumping in to break it up could just have easily escalated the situation, or he could have caused additional harm. I don’t understand how he’s supposed to be…

“Stop buying games until Steam reviews and hipster gamers tell me it’s awesome.”

That’s fair, I can see how the fixed wire over the ear may not be compatible with all head shapes.

I would agree with that analysis on the Mpow Swift, but I feel like they addressed a lot of those issues with the Mpow Cheetah, which I currently own. To be fair, I’m no audiophile, so for those looking for superior sound quality during their workout/run they might not be as impressed as I am with them.

No love for the Mpows? I’ve had a pair of these for well over a year now and got them for the same price (~$20) they are unsealed, so they’re great for running. I honestly can’t think of a better bang for my buck purchase.

Couldn’t agree with you more. Anyone that is actually following the league is not disillusioned about where it stands globally, but simply because it’s not “America, We’re #1 Best in The World” doesn’t mean that it can’t be enjoyable or entertaining in it’s own right. For Bill’s logic to make sense, no one should ever…