I was so jacked when the Tie-D showed up in Star Wars Rebels last season. Tie Fighter is one of my all time favorite games.

That’s not how news works. You don’t publish the stories that only agree with your agenda.

It was about 70GB for me. The 100 includes all the 4k monitor files which Steam didn’t upload for me. No problem for storage on a PC. 1 Terrabyte hard drives are pretty inexpensive these days.

Shadow of War on PC and loving it.

You refuse to buy a game that has a challenge? Okay, good for you.

Never change, Bungie.

Not sure how to feel here. I think my excitement to play Destiny 2 was tempered a bit as an Xbox owner. I will likely wait until the game is significantly on sale to dive in, so as not to reward this dumb practice.

:(

Super Mario RPG was a genre defining game and SHOULD be played through in it’s entirety.

Leftovers was SO good. The second and third seasons struck a different tone.

That’s too bad. I haven’t played D2 yet, but from what I remember, Nightfall Strikes are... tough. :)

If Strike & PVP matchmaking is a thing, then there is no excuse.

Sure, I guess I’m hoping that the Battle.net Friends list will integrate nicely with Destiny 2.

I’m hoping that the PC version will make matchmaking a little easier. I have a lot of friends that use Battle.net but very few on xbox. Plus, matchmaking for D1 on xbox required a phone so that you could use a separate service to find total strangers. Lack of raid matchmaking is a big sticking point for me. Bungie…

Nice. Congrats on that!

Mike! Are you still writing for Android Police? Your new and notable columns are great! (The new writer is doing a good job too, but you know...)

It’s okay to play, but don’t you dare buy any more packs until they get this shit sorted out. I find myself going more and more to Wild so that I can play the decks I enjoy.

Yeah. Can’t edit my post now! :p

That sounds right. I haven’t played since the 2nd expac, so I forgot that engrams can roll up, just not down.

It was. Hilariously, Bungie “fixed” it by leaving the drop rates the same, but removing the ability for engrams to spawn higher than their actual quality. The players would collect exactly the same loot, but now they would know that the crappy blue is a crappy blue and not possibly a purple. Potaeto/potahto if you ask…