I remember the first time i played WoW, I had a free two week trial. Long story short, I wanted to get into a roleplaying game, I found people on role-playing servers discuss DPS, being a “tank” or other character related topics. I did not get a WoW subscription after that.

How are you managing a project like that? As far as I understand, the EU doesn’t write laws, but guidelines. These guidelines are required to be turned into laws by all EU member states. We call it laws because they are required to be put into practice, but only when the countries have implemented them can you really…

It’s not about the offices, it’s about the location of the servers hosting the data-handeling software. So laws apply based on where the action is being done.

They have to comply based on the location of the server doing the data handling. If I reach Facebook hosted on an American server, Then I’m effectively traveling to the States, (without a Visa mind you). So your personal location is meaningless.

Great read. I really love this.

Wait for the Switch version. Handheld mode go :D

I don’t care how long I have to wait.

Well researched. You’ll agree that tje pressure nesessary for those four buttons is vastly different then on the abxy face buttons. Which was basically my point

I love the pro controller, but playing Tetris, I keep accidentally pushing up and down on the D-pad, I very much prefer the four buttons with Tetris, I’m way more accurate with that then I’ve ever been with any D-pad to date.

That’s super weird? Never had problems with U myself. It’s funny because I prefer playing on the Wii U with Gamecube controllers, but the 3DS had waaaay more playtime due to playing it on public transport to and from work.

Since new characters ideally means a rebalance, then competitively it’s already likely to be a new game then. That’s fine, I’m more of a semi-casual player myself. And I’m reminded of FIFA/MADDEN sequels where the “new” games are minimal new mechanics (not always) and updated rosters. So I’ll be holding that as an…

I’ll accept that it’s your experience, ut for me I tend to lay my thumb in the middle and use the sides of my thumb all the same. Maybe my hands are just big or something. Also, the D-pad shell is just for sliding then? Because you still have to press the ends.

that’s true for actual D-Pads, they have a mechanisme where they react to being titled. Slapping D-pad shaped plastic on the joy-con won’t have that effect though, as the receptors for the buttons aren’t changed. Meaning that you now have to actually press the ends of the D-pad.

D-pad (or buttons) on top would for a lot of games be preferable yes, but I still don’t see why basically conjoining four buttons improves precision, if it’s just the feeling of a D-pad then I can at least understand :( but it doesn’t offer improved accuracy as some claim. (the handling of button presses remains the…

While I understand the want for a D-pad, the thing is: if you slap different plastic on it, the Switch will still listen for 4 buttons. So functionally it makes no difference. And with that, I prefer just four seperate buttons as it’s so much easier to feel what your pressing then with a clunky d-pad on it.

I wonder what will happen if the base multiplayer mechanics are re-used from Smash 4, but with an updated roster, with updated costumes and new auxilary modes. Do we call it Smash 4.5, an enriched port, or a new game entirely?

Bring it trollboy

WunderDumbAssSchade? Lovely attempt XD. TorheitEntdeckungsOffenbarung, Or revelation of the discovery of ones dumbness.

probably because Super is an anime first.

Trucks are made for moving stuff. Guns are made for killing things. Good on you for defending your right to kill things