Yeah! I want my publications to worry about maintaining access and not pissing industry people off more than anything else. That’s what leads to good content /s

This pattern of abusing women characters for easy emotional content has repeated in game after game after game.

All that sounds really reasonable.

Just look at Canada’s gun model. We can get most of the guns Americans can get, we just have more hoops to jump through.

Even having a discussion about the relative ease of access to and proliferation of firearms in this country appears to be a bridge too far for some folks.

Every time we have a school shooting, the immediate cry is, “IT’S TOO SOON TO TALK ABOUT GUN CONTROL! DON’T POLITICIZE THIS!”

...nevermind the fact that the folks…

I think the glorification of violence and fetishization of guns in the U.S. is because of Americans, not video games. It’s not like the video game industry has a billion dollar lobby to make real guns more accessible and to block laws to curb that access, video game company CEOs are not holding rallies where they…

Kind like when this guy came out in Onslaught, huh?

Assassins creed: Odyssey

Reminds me of the last goblin deck I played before abandoning Magic altogether (again). But then again, Red Deck Burns, Black/Red Aggro was always my bread and butter simply because you didn’t have to break the bank to play any of these in Standard.

Yeah I think you’re right in a general, and I was mostly interested in discussing this little critical piece of the puzzle. I had to cut myself off from infinitely delving into how the card cuts into Standard right now because it really is dizzying how much work it does. There’s also the Soulscar Mage and Heart of…

This analysis is good, but misses the real problem: The red aggro decks are able to run recurring and hard to remove threats like Rekindling Phoenix, Hazoret, and Scrapheap Scrounger. Most of the time red aggro decks sacrifice endurance for their hyper aggressiveness, however right now these decks are both hyper…

In ancient times, a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn’t commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Roman underground. Today, still wanted by the government they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help,…

Wakanda forever

I mean I didn’t make this, but it’s perfect.

Learning to count the bodies is important

I don’t think your neckbearded 4chan dwelling strawman is to blame in this case.

Your ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter. There is zero excuse for this shit and there should be zero tolerance for it.