No, you don’t. This entire piece by Gita Jackson, however, is about how touch controls made the game better and that’s what I was replying to.

Not diggint it. Touch controls means covering the screen all the time with your hand. I find that not only immersion breaking, but also annoying and much more unconfortable than just resting my hand on the same spot while holding the mouse.

People are so enthralled by the status quo that you make a completely valid statement that challenges it and everyone rushes to tell you that they love the status quo and you are wrong. All because they’re so used to it they can’t find its flaws anymore. I completely agree with you.

Not at all related, but will you guys really ignore Phantasy Star’s 30 years anniversary?

Looks like a spawn of the Heretic/Hexen era

Yeah, I know they said “new ip”, but judging only with the limited content available on the trailer, that’s just another Mass Effect. Maybe limited to a single planet (crew crashed, infrastructure destroyed by some war or whatever), but Mass Effect still.

That’s a really stupid solution when forced upon anyone outside the competitive scene. Yes, wired connection is more stable and offer less ping than wifi, but local playing is more stable and offer less ping than an ethernet connection. So what’s the next step? Forcing everyone back to local multiplaying only?

Wait, what? Chappie is considered a bad movie? One that didn’t work? “Tonally all over the map”? WTH? This is a strange world we’re living on. I loved it, and would never guess it’s considered a failure. Maybe people are *still* not quite ready for true sci-fi movies.

Yes.

I don’t even need a translation, all I need is local multiplayer support for Secret of Mana. Please, tell me it’ll have local multiplayer support

You can always make the change to Android next time you upgrade your phone (forget about all options, just get a Nexus) and activate the “multiple user accounts”, works perfectly for what you want.

Easy to notice, since “kilos” are a way to measure weight, not distance.

F**k the “sense of awe and strangeness” of ME1. What I want back from the first game are the stronger RPG aspects.