I was tired of the same old MMORPG practices of looking for groups, daily quests, and trying to manage large groups for Raids when some people don’t show up or have to leave early. I want something new and exciting to play with my friends. Then I heard about Guild Wars 2.
It has been my observation over the last several years that lawmaking and social development are extremely similar to game design. I invite you all to take a game of choice and look deeply into what we can learn from it as a society.
I’ve decided to write my first article regarding Magic: The Gathering since I haven’t seen anyone else post a deck quite like mine.
As I look forward to my final couple weeks of living in Las Vegas, I know I’m going to miss this place. The people I’ve met here have been lively and friendly in ways that I never experienced in the other places I’ve lived.
I was one of the first ‘normal citizens’ in the U.S. to finish Final Fantasy XIII and I’ve finally come to terms with my feelings about it.
Green White Tokens is an aggro deck that can take early board control, put the opponent on a very fast clock, and still recover from board sweepers quickly.
Cool Spot is a game that I love for more than just its great art and animations. I also love the challenging levels and collectible aspects of the game.
Last Remnant is a strategy game where the player has no control over the actions of his characters. Even if you do somehow, they will decide not to comply.
The latest album from Nine Inch Nails “Year Zero” has an incredible viral backstory that sends its fans on a hunt to decode messages posted all over the internet and discover the horrifying future we have in store.
The first game was so great because you could run around and figure stuff out on your own without being lead everywhere and shown how to do everything.