I actually wouldn't be surprised if he's right. I actually think Hearthstone has a weird type of "rubber banding" integrated as well.I love Jeff--I truly do, but his "Mario Party Overwatch drama" theory makes zero sense.
That meditation retreat sounds like a nightmare. Might as well just sit at home and do nothing all day.
Oh no definitely, but most people are just in the background trying to get theirs. Tye cartel era folk are their own thing.There is when angry dudes packing .357s setting up booby traps on public land are involved.
The Overwatch talk reminded me that the game does a poor job of telling you what those medals mean.
I also thought they were related to my performance vs myself when they are my performance on the team. I had to learn that here instead of in the game. It totally changes the meaning of those post match statistics.
What was the name of the book that Drew/Dan mentioned during the meditation part? Sounds interesting.
Dan said he got 30+ kills on Twitter earlier. lol
Sure you did Dan. Sure you did.
Assists count as kills in Overwatch. So even if you tag someone for 1 damage that counts as an elimination.
Overwatch is the participation medal of video games.
Dan said he got 30+ kills on Twitter earlier. lol
Sure you did Dan. Sure you did.
Assists count as kills in Overwatch. So even if you tag someone for 1 damage that counts as an elimination.
Overwatch is the participation medal of video games.
Dan said he got 30+ kills on Twitter earlier. lol
Sure you did Dan. Sure you did.
Assists count as kills in Overwatch. So even if you tag someone for 1 damage that counts as an elimination.
Overwatch is the participation medal of video games.
Interesting that even Jeff's surprised how quiet e3 seems this year so far. Either it means everything's been successfully locked-down and kept hush hush, or we've already heard the best/worst of the leaks.
And NO objective help!
Interesting that even Jeff's surprised how quiet e3 seems this year so far. Either it means everything's been successfully locked-down and kept hush hush, or we've already heard the best/worst of the leaks.
Dan said he got 30+ kills on Twitter earlier. lol
Sure you did Dan. Sure you did.
Assists count as kills in Overwatch. So even if you tag someone for 1 damage that counts as an elimination.
Overwatch is the participation medal of video games.
i don't understand the whole overwatch forced drama thing. that's the whole point of being able to contest the point or payload
I actually wouldn't be surprised if he's right. I actually think Hearthstone has a weird type of "rubber banding" integrated as well.
i don't understand the whole overwatch forced drama thing. that's the whole point of being able to contest the point or payload
The idea is that if there is some "behind the scenes" stuff that makes the game less balanced in favor of creating more of these "dramatic" moments, that that is not good for competitive games.
I'd argue that people should watch this Rocket League GDC talk from this year:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ut1BIsCby2c
Tune into around the 31:00 minute mark (actually watch the whole thing) to see him describe how that last "1 second" of gameplay is often artificially stretched out to make the game more dramatic...and in turn FUN. I don't have any problem with this at all. In fact, I've said before, at many points in development a developer is going to be given to the option to make a game more "realistic" or more "fun" and if the developer doesn't opt for the side of making the game more fun, that they have failed at their jobs as developers. Rocket League nailed it, and I think Overwatch does too. So long as these things are subtle touches, which I think is what Blizzard is doing, it only makes the game more exciting.
I think I just hit my limit with hearing about the NEO, Scorpio, naming conventions, the future life cycles, etc etc. I can't take it anymore when we have no confirmation of anything to speculate ten years into the future.
And can we not compare everything in technology to Apple?
Yep, totally the same thing!
sure, but what's "behind the scenes"? it all seems pretty obvious. when it's overtime and the capture point is contested at 99%, you have to keep the enemy out of the capture point until the overtime meter ticks down. if they get in the overtime bar is reset and you have to do it over again. that's not behind the scenes, that's just how it works. same for rocket league. there's nothing behind the scenes there, the game just doesn't end until the ball touches the ground at 0:00.
If by ten years, you mean a week and a half, sure.
Also, Apple is the default comparion comparison for tech stuff, at least for people living in that bubble like GB is. And that's coming from someone who generally dislikes Apple.
But sometimes that last 1 second or so before the ball touches the ground at 0:00 will be stretched out to a few seconds. Again, watch the link to see what I mean.
I actually wouldn't be surprised if he's right. I actually think Hearthstone has a weird type of "rubber banding" integrated as well.
i'm not seeing where they say that they lie about the length of the last second. i watched from 31:00-32:35, until the next title slide. if they were making the last second actually 2 seconds, then yes, that's behind the scenes, but that's not what they're saying
I keep thinking that meditating will be helpful but I don't feel like I'm over worrying about stuff and can easily let things go.
Someone needs to push Seinfeld into 2016: a coffee table book about coffee table book reviews.Can you just write about other books in books? I would just write a book on how other books are way better
I mean, how much does he really know from judges week (and other discussions)? I'm sure he's aware of a few surprise announcements, but isn't mostly everything there playable at least? Meaning we've heard of most of those games by now?
I actually wouldn't be surprised if he's right. I actually think Hearthstone has a weird type of "rubber banding" integrated as well.
I really enjoy listening to the talk of dealing with stress and meditation. From the outside people like Drew and Dan don't seem to have a care in the world and to hear that they suffer from stress and anxiety about work is eye opening.
This year I've finally put my pride aside to try and get help for it. Listening the Giant Bomb guys talk about only makes me want to redouble my efforts. I'll definitely check out that 10% Happier book too.
Yeah I was pretty shocked they both have anxiety. I would think being surrounded by co-workers who are also seemingly good friends and would not care if they fucked up would alleviate any stress they might have
I actually wouldn't be surprised if he's right. I actually think Hearthstone has a weird type of "rubber banding" integrated as well.
I really enjoy listening to the talk of dealing with stress and meditation. From the outside people like Drew and Dan don't seem to have a care in the world and to hear that they suffer from stress and anxiety about work is eye opening.
This year I've finally put my pride aside to try and get help for it. Listening the Giant Bomb guys talk about only makes me want to redouble my efforts. I'll definitely check out that 10% Happier book too.
People need to go back and listen to what Jeff was saying about E3 2015 upon his return from Judges Week, and how he was skeptical that it would have much to offer because of what he saw there.
Conferences are where a lot of the surprise announcements and big stuff is shown for the first time.
That Platinum games e-mail was some hyperbolic shit, stuff like TMNT and Korra is still better than your usual licensed based stuff. Sure, it's mediocre maybe but definitely not in the tier of worst games out there or whatever that e-mail clamed.