So, because Carol Danvers is “outdated,” also known as “white,” she should be excluded? That pretty racist. Danvers had quite a bit of depth as a character. Her skin tone and sexual orientation shouldn’t come into play.

WoW has terrible PvP. Mass-bannings will not fix it.

Oh, hell yes!

• The Wii was built with a blue light on the front side of the console, which flashed every time the console owner received a new message. The specific timing of the light’s flashes were made to mimic the rhythm of a specific bird call—the one made by the Japanese bush warbler. Why? The video doesn’t explain. I guess…

Oh, snap! Queue overreacting internet backlash in 3...2...1...

Surrender is an option fro lesser men. Not I, sir.

The game became tedious for me. The constant grind, and power creep became an annoyance. I loved the game when I played, and still have many friendships with former guildmates. I lost the spark for it, and I don’t think I’ll get it back.

That is a terrible idea, and will be used to suppress anyone who doesn’t agree with the dev.

For me, it’s a problem with Abrams’ “vision.” He had a blank canvas to work with. He ignored all established Trek lore about time travel and alternate universes...and still remade the previous films. He could have gone in any direction, yet he hampered himself by sticking to a story that has already been told.

So, Apple is inferior to Star Trek.

Typical console marketing. Hyping their lower-quality game by showing a superior product. A console with never...never beat a PC. Live with it.

I’d prefer to feel like I’m part of an epic battle, not a CoD match. I want massive pvp action.

Not really. This isn’t local multiplayer. You’re still connecting to a server for pvp. They should be able to support more than 40 people.

Tribes 2 supported 64 v 64, and that was nearly 14 years ago. Planetside 2 supports far more than that, as does EVE.

“and it’ll support up to 40 players at once”

NOOOOOOO!!!!!

When you do something stupid, expect consequences. Set up the game off-air.

To be perfectly fair, this is your fault, as well as the fault of the consumer. Every time a review site like Kotaku, Destructoid, Polygon, etc fails to thoroughly shame DLC, the door to price-gouging micro-transactions opens further.

I remember making that mistake in my early days. Sucked so much!

Make sure to craft as many bags as possible when the rest of your group is working hard. Also, if you see a cap point that has zero guards, just stroll right in and take it. I guarantee there are no rogues stealthed.