It's been interesting to watch these decks get so popular lately, they're certainly entertaining to play and watch (not necessarily to play against). I do wonder if milling will ever become a core strategy in Hearthstone like it was in MTG. There are no cards that you can play currently that directly mill a players…

Agreed, Big Jon is guaranteed to put a smile on your face. Great entertainer, great player.

Those engineers are brilliant. The facility seems almost fully self-contained. All that it requires is a steady stream of shit, and we have plenty of that... This is an awesome idea for countries lacking in clean drinking water, which is a huge problem.

They run it through a cleaning system as part of the process, same as they do at the water treatment plants that your bottled "spring" water comes out of.

Well played.

This week was great. I laughed out loud at 3 of the clips. Really good stuff.

There's making your voice known as an upset consumer and voicing your concern, and there's shouting in an angry tirade at some poor sap on the customer service line who is in charge of no decisions anywhere, anyhow. The latter doesn't accomplish anything except making you look like an ass.

I don't really understand why you think it should be impossible to cater to both audiences. People in guilds who can clear normal/mythic raids are always noticeably better geared than LFR casuals who don't have time to commit to it. And everyone gets to see the content. Everyone wins.

Has anyone had any problems with the xbone "never actually turned off" crap inflating the playtime clock? Mine's reading in at 120 hours and I know I haven't played that much. Does it count time spent on the dashboard when the game is "active"?

That's exactly why they have LFR, it's a compromise. Like Straw Hat said, the higher tier difficulties oftentimes have completely different mechanics than the lower ones, with increased rewards to compensate. I don't get what your beef with LFR is. It's a way for people who don't have hours a day to commit to the…

Really? So you think that 99% of the population that purchased the expansions shouldn't see the end-game raids, which are the culmination of the storyline of that expac? In my experience, those raids are usually where they tie together the solo questing and storyline you participated in while leveling and questing.…

That CS:GO surfing clip was super zen. Can someone just make a whole game out of that concept? Please?

Ganondorf was Darkrai in disguise the WHOLE TIME. Didn't see that one coming.

Keep fighting the good fight. Lizards everywhere thank you for your tremendous service.

Ah okay. I was mostly making a stupid joke with the "Chinese dots" bit, referring to the bottom-most dice, but this was actually super helpful. I've only played Mahjong a couple of times, but this seems like a really nice set even if you can't read Chinese characters. Thanks for the info.

But... This is the Chinese version. Just look at the Chinese dots on those dice. Any chance of an English translation?

How do you like them apples, Diddy?

I don't think you understand what the word "default" means. I most certainly don't want it to be a default, I often want to go back through zones after I complete a game to pick up collectibles and such. I would rather transferring to a new game plus be an opt-in thing, rather than default.

Typically there's not 5 people waiting to camp out that chokepoint at the start of the map. Just one or two assholes.