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In Legion, Engineers were able to make a power armor suit. You even got an in-suit HUD view. Unfortunately, it was pretty useless, had a super long cooldown, and only works in Legion zones.

It's pretty sad when the best Star Wars shit of the past 2 decades have been the cartoons

Seems like a legit leak and the plot makes sense in context. Lich King showing up would cause Saurfang to go berzerk. Tinker class I wonder. Maybe like machinist from FFXIV, but heavier gadget focus?

He can't play this week because of the timing of his release

Bamboozled lol

Holy shit, the reddit forums for the various teams/NFL are so full of fucking salt and tinfoil hat conspiracy theories right now. It's hilarious.

Perfectly balanced, as all things should be

That works for an expansion maybe, but then you quickly find yourself mired in having a bank full of situational gear. Basically resist gear or the equivalent of "bane" weapons. Plus, it you fall into a situation where it feels like the time you spent grinding for gear wasn't worth it, because...

Considering the healer DPS nerfs, makes sense to make the DPS check more forgiving.

Considering these games live and die by gear grind, that pigeon holes you into what you can do with gear. Remember set bonuses for class gear in WoW? People were using prior tier class gear because the bonuses kicked the shit out of the new ones. That means you either have to carry the same...

Or the Patriots say "want a Super Bowl? Take a discount"

The Blue Dragonflight madness story was part of the lore long before WOTLK came out. Deathwing WTFpwned the blue dragonflight, driving Malygos insane as a result (Malygos was Deathwing's best friend). It's part of the reason blue dragons were super rare lore wise. WOTLK just saw Malygos...

Isn't that BFA? lol

That quickly devolves into "holy fuck we have too much shit to balance". Because now you aren't just balancing X class, you're balancing X class x 10. Or that one ability that every spec "needs". Besides, the talent system was an illusion of freedom. Sure, you could pick some completely...

All the servers had shit population imbalances, so it was usually giant Zerg owns the smaller Zerg. The losing side loses interest, then no one pvps

People complaining about flying must have forgotten how absolutely shit the flight paths were. “I want to go from point A to point B!” “Ok, after we leave A, we will take a swooping non-direct path across the zone, then we fly to point C, then fly back the way we came and take another swooping...

Ya, a good doomfist just shits all over enemy teams.

I imagine something like that, but scope does matter. It's been like a week since classic launched. Before they start taking a sledgehammer to a multi-million dollar game, they're going to want to get as much data as possible. Pretty much every MMO usually follows the same pattern 1) Unless...

Arcanite Reaper, HOOOOO!!!!!

Khane, regarding your spoiler, the showrunners mentioned that will end up serving as our window to shit going on outside the main city, so we'll probably see more Pact stuff or other nations that got fucked by the war.

Colts giving Jacoby Brisset 2 year 30mil extension. Good for him, not bad to go from Patriots #3 to Colts #1 lol

Right. Plus the Police are going to figure pretty damn heavily into the 2nd season, so having that background and character introduction helps.

The world in this show more or less mirrors the world during that era, though. Unexplored shit, fewer rights, limited employment options. The fae kingdoms aren't that different from the Africa/India-Asian empire expansions attempted by Britain and other Euro nations back during that time...

Which was the 100% exact same thing in the 19th/20th century of Irish and Italians.

Ya, no "lightning bolt! fireball!" shit. You've got alchemy, necromancy, and seeing the future covered. Although the future reading stuff seems to be a mixed bag. They either see shit crystal clear, or it is more vague.

Nice, first time to phase 2?

The Inca/Aztec/Mayan had pretty impressive civilizations and had a great grasp of architecture, math, and astronomy...but they never invented certain things (like gunpowder or the wheel for the Inca) and never really got a chance to adopt it or adapt it and the Conquistadors ran all over them...

I figured it was some callback to something historical. While I couldn't find anything about the Victorian era, apparently in Ancient Rome for a time prostitutes were supposed to have yellow hair as an ordinance. Could perhaps have been inspired by that?

It's possible the Burge didn't want to arm them (after all, the Burge wanted to more or less control that region for resources/etc as well). Those molotovs would have probably been enough to take out the zepplins if they could have flown above them and tossed them on the blimp part. Even if...

Ya it was funny. I checked his VOD afterwards to watch that game and his reaction and chat tearing him apart (dying to bronze OMEGALUL) was pretty funny

No firearms, explosives, or industry from the looks of it. edit: but ya, give Fae modern weapons and they own

lol competitive disabled. OWL/Master players were getting matched with low ranks. I had some streamer named Redshell in my game.

No, but the Red Sox were this season "cringe SJW" content always seems to depend on the perception of the viewer. Fae are an underclass and basically the stand-in migrants/refugees because their country got fucked up by the equivalent of 19th century European empire building. Because this is...

https://t-ono.net/interview/natsuko-ishikawa-takeo-suzuki-interview-pax-west-2019.html Of note: From this, I imagine they will probably end up cutting most of the "go here, pray return to the walking sands" fluff quests.

Spoilers as it talks about end of S1 and S2 beginning https://ew.com/tv/2019/08/31/carnival-row-showrunners-season-1-finale-season-2-preview/

Pact basically came across as an Ottoman/Prussian Empire type entity. All we really know is Bruge soldiers allied with "main" sects of Pixie, Pucks, etc. But they did mention that the Pact were working with rival sects of fae during the flashback scene, although I got the impression the rival...

The WW2 stuff also lol

I liked all those

Finished watching all of it. 10/10 for me. The gaslight/Victorian era mixed with fantasy was a big plus. Lots of 19th century parallels, including to Italian/Serbian anarchists, empire building, and stuff like HG Wells/Mary Shelly. Not sure why there are a bunch of 1 star review bombs on...