I was relieved when he stayed living, but man... I really was hoping they’d kill him. It wouldn’t be completely out of character for a paranoia-ridden Cersei, once she perceived Jaime as a threat due to his “betrayal”. It would have been messed up, but it would have fit.

You have real problems with reading comprehension.

a shaky understanding of the games’ rules and strategy kludged together from my high-school marching band career and a ton of NFL Blitz.

Your reflexes were probably better as a 13 year old. Better get practicing!

Sorry dude, Starcraft has never been balanced around 2v2.

shout out to Prince for making me pop off

Arguably dishonorable? The guy seems like an unsportsmanlike little shit, whether or not his “technique” is legal or not.

Runescape. Gotta get that Ranged 99.

I’m in the same boat. I initially just read the story and the apology and thought it sounded heartfelt and mature.

Right, advertising is different. Any company who can afford it can pay for advertisements and athlete sponsorships. Pole vaulting, as an event, is not tied to Adidas, though a pole vaulter could be sponsored by Adidas.

I tend to agree. I don’t like the fact that the esports events would be so heavily tied to a single commercial product.

You fortunate soul, you got Superman out of your head?

“If your deck has no X-cost cards...”

Yes. His contract is a Twitch partnership, you nimwit.

Um, yes they are. So long as they don’t unreasonably expect the street to soften for them, they are free to gripe about it.

I’d argue DOTA 2 is worse. Every time I play DOTA 2 I leave the game wanting to kill myself. Mostly because everyone in said game told me to, because I didn’t buy enough wards.

Sick take, man.

Sure, any practical person would. But this isn’t a practical youtube video. “Watch us play games on a 1080p projector!” is boring. “Watch us play games on 16 monitors at 16K resolution!” is more interesting.

It has to be better than our current president, right?

Oh, come down off your high horse. The people running the thrift store aren’t bewildered children, they know they are going to sell things that someone can buy and resell elsewhere for profit. That’s part of running a sales business.