It's a good time to play on PC these days alright :)

Nobody? Ok. Good job clicking on links ;)

The backer beta for Pillars of Eternity launched last night, and a representative for the game's publisher, Paradox, was kind enough to send me a code. I haven't played much yet, but from what I've seen so far, Pillars is basically Baldur's Gate 3.

It doesn't start with a name, I don't get the notion to begin with. First WoW now Zelda. I might have missed some points because I just can't connect him with video games to understand these memorial things.

I'm going to remember this wonderful writing whenever I see the traces of surface judging in someone's eyes when I say 'I love video games'.

Sometimes I wonder if this is why aliens don't contact us at all. Publicly. For them we may be just troglodytes playing with our toy space ships and satellites.

I can totally relate to the running into a PK player thing.

Dishonored works so well because it rejects the notion of there being a "right" way to play a stealth game. It's a game about tools, a game about choices. It celebrates you. Dishonored treats stealth as a matter of motive rather than physical awareness. Because the essence of video games is interactivity, it stands to…

Are we crazy? Are we doing it wrong? Should every person in the company be working on the same thing? Should HBO make one TV show at a time? Should Warner Brothers make one movie at a time?

I don't know. It's really not that hard to hit the switch, close the settings and see how that turned out. Besides, as others have said, it greatly depends on your rig.

You mean Disney. Disney is doing that.

This is the first time I saw girls parkouring. It was kinda awesome!

Like that time you started making out with someone and you weren't sure if you should take it further, but the other person was going along with it so maybe it's okay—and the next time you see each other everything is awkward and it dawns on you that maybe you read it all wrong. Or that time you found yourself doing…

Putting all of that aside, I wish Temkin's post spent more time around the idea of consent—which he briefly touches upon in that paragraph I quoted. Because, let's face it, Temkin can't prove anything to us about an accusation that happened years ago. But he can use his platform to open up a dialogue about a subject…

PC Name: Lemur (I loved Momo in Avatar: The Last Airbender)

This remembers me that people can speed-paint beautiful stuff like this in mere minutes. Art is awesome.

Haha, I thought there will be no sarcastic response to this! :D most seem to like Origin., I was surprised

The next day, as I turned on Dark Souls II, I realised that approximately the last 120 hours of my gaming life had been spent with video games that made me feel the following emotions: frustration, anger, impotence, fear, rage, disappointment. So many negative emotions. But still I came back, time after time.

just what kind of article title is that...

Their attitude is admirable too. I like how they don't sound like just another corporate money grabber.