So far I'm enjoying it. They've fixed a lot of the problems original D3 had (removed AH, loot system is better, changed how difficulty/level scaling works). The launch was incredibly smooth (system message sent out at 12am EST stating that RoS is now live, able to log off/on to play new content in about 5 minutes). They still need to implement some sort of player trading system though.
"I have in fact made the decision to leave Naughty Dog," Richmond told IGN. "I love the company and the people and know that they will continue to create awesome games going forward. On a happier note, after careful consideration and exploration I have joined Riot Games. There is some really innovative stuff going on here that I can't wait to be a part of."
Innovative? Riot Games? The same minds behind League of Legends?
Did this guy really just say that League of Legends, a DotA clone that's most exciting feature is designing new champions, is "innovative?"
Sony learned the hard way about why data security is important. However, today, is it still a good point to bring up when deciding between XB1 and PS4? Or is PSN getting hacked ancient history now?
I see this topic come up every time there's an Xbox vs PlayStation argument:
"XBL is better because it wasn't hacked like PSN." Is this point even relevant anymore, or do people still take this into consideration when trying to have a legitimate console argument?
I hope I don't derail this too much, but if anyone has ever played MOBAs (League of Legends, etc), then you would know that trolls run rampant in these games.
My question is - do these games breed trolls, or are trolls attracted to these games? Thoughts?
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