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The amount of people playing at low ranks with decks they shouldn't have is really demoralizing.

Well, now you gotta put up. Post pics of wife's tits slathered in bbq sauce.

Part of me suspects I'm still in the "ramp up" phase of the game. Like judging PoE as a whole while you're still leveling. A lot of my games just feel like luck of the draw. As I fill out my collection with more tutors and draw mechanics, I'm hoping more games will feel much more fluid and...

The pen testing people that we hired to test our hub were next to useless. Definitely closer to mindless automatons just following a script. For a software test engineer, I want people that wrote that script and the accompanying software.

I don't know where I know it from, but buses and other very large vehicles not turning right on red seems common sense to me.

Just in case any one is wondering, 90 packs cost 18000 gems. 20000 gems cost $99.99, so a dollar per pack. The ratio of packs to gems is the same at all quantities.

Better than Blade Runner?

This is like not wanting to spoilered for an episode of Scooby Doo.

If they ever release a mobile client, I think gwent could replace Hearthstone in that regard. I don't think it will ever be as popular though.

I was playing some premade decks yesterday, I just go beta access.

How do you guys build decks to combat mana flood/screw? Been playing some MTGA and a lot of games have been decided by that alone. I was thinking a heavy amount of tutors and draw, but there doesn't seem to be enough of that.

Google Voice was going to be my answer. After transferring my number to Google Voice, I can text from my computer or phone via Hangouts. Quite handy. And annoying to the people on the other end because I'm typing much faster than them.

Have you guys no respect for your devices' batteries?

Figurative blowjobs are worse than cheese.

Tom Hardy was already in Spiderman, you can't cast him again.

My biggest regret is that I don't have anything to spend these stupid Amazon coins on.

Didn't stop @Origin from coming back. You need to dust and replace! Find something else that fills whatever hole Hearthstone was.

That was my "WoTC are greedy fucks who thought Hearthstone wasn't a competitor just a couple years ago" reaction. Also, even if they now realize Hearthstone(and digital TCGs as a whole) is a competitor, they still haven't shown that they know the difference between digital and physical cards...

$200. $300 if the foils curve.

Got nowhere to go but down now! Seriously, though, good job.

You didn't want to tell her about your beef flap thread?

You can trade in this game?

I got 36, I beat the league. I'll probably be back for flashback, though not sure what I want to play.

If your QA person is objectively a good developer, as in they are doing good development work in QA, why is that a problem? Pay them as much as a developer.

If that's your expectation of a QA position, then that's fine. Some people expect them to be good developers too, for better or worse. My product architect and myself being some of those people. The difference is that I'd like to see if that's even reasonable. Maybe expecting them to be good...

Pretty much this. I'd prefer the focus of a test engineer to code the test system and automation necessary to report failures. Some people here expect test engineers to test(manually? semi manually?) development code. I'm not saying that's wrong, but that's definitely a step back from what...

I agree with your points, but neither of these would seem to foster good development skills. I'm not sure I understand your point.

Where's my barf emoji?

It seems those two have solved their problem, so I have a question for the developers(so, most people?) of this thread. What's your criteria for a good software test engineer. I don't mean, write me a job req. But what is that person doing well for you think they are doing their job...

Not really. The only required viewings are Iron Man 3, Thor 1, and Thor 2. Oh, and the Andrew Garfield Spiderman movies are related, somehow.

How has anyone remotely interested in comic books and/or these movies not already spoilered themselves? I can't think of one memorable narrative from any Marvel movie. They're about somewhat quirky dialogue, quips/jokes, and fun set pieces.

I was trying to compare situations where both abilities spread damage. AE, essentially. On single target fights that matter, AC gets subbed out anyway. And it's those fights where MS's downside to lock you in place for 50% longer that really shows.

There were toys for Rogue One? That seems ridiculous, like a toy line for Hateful Eight.

I don't see how anyone can actually answer that without seeing this movie first. But have you felt like any of Marvel movies have been linked together in anything but a loose manner?

I got to thinking...if your ability benefits from Ancestral Call, is there really a reason to use Multistrike? Assuming you can get a comparable damage multiplier.

You still fucked her, right?

How much time are they given to develop their coding skills? The lack of development time worries me. I'm scared I've sunk too much time into this position and I'm going to have to take a significant paycut to get into development formally.

Got 36 achievements! First time I actually hit that goal. Shit, now I have to find a new game to play while waiting for next league.

Looking for some tips on how to do the Pale Court achievement. Solo, but it seems someone killing tomes as their primary purpose would vastly help. Got enough chaos to blow on ~6 sets, it's my last achievement for 36!

Water has a high specific heat.