Winnie the pooh tactics coming soon to an app or street near you.

As a product designer who sometimes does gamification, I love that term and my clients are gonna hear a lot more funny money

Our Lord and savior has always been gamespy

Like… a brain?

Ah good old androids

When two people with same hairpiece spot each other, do they tip their head or their hair?

Going through Desperados 3 after wastelands myself. Shadow tactic up next.

For me Xcom mechanics is goat. For all my life I’d been into RTS, rise of nations kind.

Commandos remaster is on the way. Maybe I’ll pick it up to remind myself of childhood horrors

Eidos, I know that name… Anyone remember commandos?

Isn’t that Sulphur?

I want this device, can’t expect every cable to be thunderbolt grade.

A Chinese projector light uses the same port for charging, can’t expect a thicc cable there

Cabbage

Great site, lots of info on gamification

Growing up I’ve always been a keyboard racer. The only benefit i see from gamepad is that you can hold any angle while turning, even slight ones.

With keyboard every movement is timing and it’s easier to build muscle memory for me.

Edit: the reason I want a vr headset and racing wheel are the opposite of what keyboard gaming is

Saying Idgaf is deflection of the real issue here

Not in the US.

I can assure you it reaches the store warm, every morning. Local is mostly better

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Does bread in a freeze affect the texture?

Obviously, paying customers would want to look and feel premium. Plenty of events and rewards provide content that look good.

It’s the desire to look different that drives the high volume cosmetic sales. If someone can’t afford it, they don’t lose out on content but still able to access a full-fledged game.

That’s a great thing, not possible without microtransactions.

I don’t get the hate for cosmetic microtransaction, that’s the best kind.

Not the best format for this joke