@Jon: I read those recently and it's exactly how playing Minecraft survival is. When I first started playing, my instinct was to write up a story just like that. Truly a great experience.
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@wanyo: I'm sure he can defeat demons quite handily.
@Karlott: Steam is pretty good at offering deals that are too good to pass up, isn't it? I've had the same problem several times.
@Bubbleman!: #8 is the Moogle.
@QBasicGorilla: On a completely unrelated note, your avatar and name are the two coolest unrelated things ever.
@FrozenBabylon: She writes for Game Informer?! I've always suspected I was missing something ever since they removed the editor list at the beginning. Last girl editor I remember was Lisa.
@Paradox me: Bender likes 'em retro, eh?
@Toshi: Summer's just wrapping up here in Arkansas. It's hard for me to imagine non-sweaty people, to be honest.
The bands and the ages may change, David McLean, but sweaty people wearing T-shirts are MOST CERTAINLY who gaming is for.
@dracosummoner: Just sittin' there, chillin' on its big purple chair! Kawaii-desuuu!
@Urzaz: Hmm, it was my express intention to look through all of them so I didn't make an ass of myself, and look what happens! I mess it up anyway. Oh well...
Man, #3 is pretty baller. If I were an Asian kid that definitely wouldn't be the first thing I'd have thought of. Props to him.
@dracosummoner: RU! FI! OOOHH... RU! FI! OOOOH....
@sin_yes: Even when she was wading at first, as anyone who's ever waded up to their thighs in rushing water knows, there should be a ton of resistance, but she was running like normal. Once it switched to flooded mode I was more sympathetic, as the switches in gameplay look like a lot of fun. Plus, mobility is still…
Oh my gorgeous.
@ToastyUterus: I can tell these mod creators truly understand what Valve is trying to achieve within their medium.
@David C Williams: It's a lightweight file search application literally called "Everything." It works incredibly fast— give it a shot.
@MoBoRoS: I just did a dance of disgust.
@Xaxir: I'm used to Dev demos being very well-spoken and professional, but if you listen you can still hear the hardworking nerd at the center.
The guy demoing has an amazing voice. Is he on the dev team, does anyone know? He almost sounds like he could be Italian, but maybe it's just because he pronounced everything in an awesome fashion.