People are so entitled, though.  You don’t even know.  You’re never sure who’s going to throw a fit.  The other day I had a lady lose her shit because I implied that she, a customer, shouldn’t be reaching into our cookie jar with her bare hands.  Didn’t even outright tell her.  I just said “you reached in there with…

Can you even taste the marinade after deep-frying? Or is it more about tenderness?

The Air Force explains that the in-flight cups can plug into outlets on cargo planes, which reheats their contents.

The Air Force explains that the in-flight cups can plug into outlets on cargo planes, which reheats their contents.

Where I work it’s a great way to unload stale pastries

Oh boy, thank you for that comment, so necessary. I’m not being sarcastic at all. It was a completely appropriate comment about a young man’s tragic death.

This is what I don’t get: isn’t it your job to play video games? I mean, it can’t take that long to write an article like this, can it?

Console players are generally less accurate than PC players, who are aided by the precision of mouse and keyboard controls.

I can tell you that Warlock: Master of the Arcane did that before Endless Legend, and that I wouldn’t be surprised if other games hadn’t done it even earlier.

Yes, but can you destroy them? Even if they’re capitals?

Could be worse. They could be covering furries.

Funnily enough, I’ve been on three Torbjorn teams a few times but never fought against one.

Better coordination would require more communication, and I would not play Overwatch (or any game) if that were required.

You realize how creepy you sound, right?

As long as there’s no Games for Windows Live or some similar nonsense, great.

I want to see more interactive maps. Right now, the maps are too static. I want the players to be able to change the map and use it more than they are now (not that it isn’t fun to push people into the abyss or finding the perfect place to put your turret).

If it requires uplay, I’m refusing to buy it. Tons of games I woulda bought but didn’t because of uplay. The most recent example would be Far Cry 4. The game sounds like a ton of fun, but uplay is a headache I don’t want to deal with.

Today, our team’s Symmetra placed a teleporter right next to a ledge. Me and a few others teleported to our deaths. Makes me think an offensive teleporter hero would be a pretty cool addition

Hopefully they won’t bring back the first game’s loot system, where you kept collecting redundant crap.

Steampunk is not a “distinct style,” video narrator, and it’s overused. But whatever, the last game was fun enough that we could overlook it