I didn't know streaming public content was being an ass

Videogame development in a big, harsh, rotten nutshell:

But it's really about ethics in game journalism.

I used to put my 4 year old (at the time) daughter on the mic when I played online games, taught her to laugh and make fun of people when I killed them. People would get really mad when they were dominated by what they thought was a little girl. Great fun.

Understood. My bad.

We didn't break the Unity embargo. My review ran when the embargo was up, which was the soonest I was able to even run a review that I was happy with.

Its only a matter of time before someone is killed because of this.

I would pay good money to watch one of those assholes crying for his mommy when the judge gives him 20 years in federal prison.

All swatters should be charged with attempted murder.

But not full games.

Right, this is cable only. Not fiber.

Right, this is cable only. Not fiber.

This will not work with Verizon FIOS, correct?

This will not work with Verizon FIOS, correct?

Riot didn't charge me $60 up front and then promise to sell me more if I really like the game.

In Dota, everything is cosmetic.

It's just a bizarre thing to say given how many ddos attacks console services had this past year, including christmas itself. It's also bizarre to start a topic post that in jest, has spite and soreness behind it, and then try to call somebody else out on it immediately.

Dat irrelevant reference tho

I can't wait to get the a new Fallout for current PCs.

Tell me more, all-knowing Quelch.

I'm a bit conflicted on that prospect. In one hand more options are cool to have, in another hand online fps players would be at a serious disadvantage playing without KB+M.

Observing the bewildered stares and awkward silence from the press corps, a clearly agitated and nervous Bennett continued: