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YES! That's awesome that you tried it out. Ashe (the girl w/ the bow you played in the tutorial) is only one type of Champion. She's called a Marksman/ADC (Attack Damage Carry). She's pretty decent, but not the greatest. Every champion is so different and many can be played multiple ways. Ashe and other Marksmen typically go to the bottom lane w/ a support Champion. Mages/Assassins tend to go the mid lane, and tanks/bruisers/fighters go to the top lane. And, then you've got a jungler that roams and ganks the other lanes. That's the basic meta, but there are a lot of ways to play. Try out different roles/Champions until you find what fits you. I'm sure that will change over time too. My point is, there are many ways to play. Have fun!

I hope to finish up the PvP part this week, then I'll need to do this as well.

Haha, I'm on Reddit alllll day/weekend at work. Haha. By Sunday evening I'm just hitting the random sub button.

Pics like this make me want to play. That little cave at the bottom of the lava fall, yeah, I HAVE to explore it. I NEED to know what's in there. Then, after I explored it, I'd build a castle on the top left of that mountain, in that little flat area. The castle would have a dungeon that would lead down to the cave. Yup, I'm playing Minecraft this week.

Thanks man, I'll look look up Rome and Medieval this week and give one of them a try.

http://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/2sl7i2/less_than_5_hours_after_ea_drops_for_h1z1_the/ "To make things clear, EA in this case stands for "Early Access" not "Electronic Arts" EDIT: I have edited the post and have copied and pasted a post on /r/games by /u/ohh_yeah who formatted it much better than I did. Link to post Although H1Z1 released only a few hours ago, players already have a bad taste in their mouth after being blatantly deceived by the dev team. When the F2P model was originally announced, Smedley made this post about their plans on the H1Z1 subreddit. Players were assured there, as well as in interviews and at gaming expos that the cash shop would be strictly cosmetic. One of the main features of the cash shop would be air drops, where a player can pay some amount of cash to have a plane fly overhead randomly on the map, and drop a crate full of cosmetic items. In theory you could go fight for the crate yourself, but for the most part you'd be buying front row tickets to a cornucopia-style bloodbath. Smedley and other devs made it clear that air drops wouldn't contain actual survival gear, since that would detract from the experience. Instead, players could expect gun skins/hats/flags or other cosmetic items. However, hours before the launch of the game, it was revealed by one of the devs, that: "We have made the decision to allow paid for airdrops into the game with things like guns and other things being randomly selected as part of the airdrop." Within an hour of launch, streamer "awildwatermelonappears" called in multiple airdrops to see how they worked. What he found is that airdrops fall a maximum of a ~20 second run away from you, and contain primarily military and survival gear. None of the airdrops he opened actually contained any cosmetic items. He received landmines, pistol ammo, an AR-15, a military backpack, first-aid kits, and other survival gear. Smedley just made a post defending the system in the face of public outrage, and explained that some changes will be made to the drop radius in the next few days. He also made the statement: "If you think it's P2W, don't play it." However, people are still upset because a group of 5 players can easily claim a crate despite the zombies it attracts, and it's unlikely for other players to make it to the drop zone, or bother contesting it. There's also concern that no effort was put into making cosmetics, since none of the publicly-opened crates contained anything outlined in the original "COSMETICS ONLY" statement by SOE. They contained nothing but survival gear that gives players an advantage in the game."

I'm starting to get the itch. I want to play some Minecraft. So many games, so little time.

I have Civ 5 and really enjoy it, but it is a bit complicated for me. I've barely touched the RTS genre since coming to PC. It feels a bit overwhelming. Maybe I'll give Medieval a try. Thanks.

Yes.

Seeing a video made the aquariums 10x cooler. That's awesome man.

Grumble, grumble, I wish it had more, but I'll buy it.

Civilization type stuff w/ real time tactics for battles? I need to look into this more. Those types of games have always interested me, but I've never been really into any of them.

I bought the new Ice Breaker. Now I have an old one and a new version.

I don't know anything about this series. What sort of game is it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPH282GUtlA

I used to chat w/ him once in a while on FB. He was going through some hard times. I haven't heard from him in quite some time. I'll have to look him up again. He was a good dude. I'm a little confused on the "separate usergroup" thing. So, we would basically have to be pre-approved to be able to see the thread? If that's the case, I think it's a great idea.

YES! Finally, a man among all these boys!

Steve sent me a FB PM saying he was having the same issues. He was being redirected to some fashion site. Daaaaaaaave!

To expand on this: Yeah, it's very popular. "Riot reports that 27 million people play the game daily, while concurrent players peak at 7.5M. In total, 67 million players play the game every month."

I appreciate the positive feedback. Business has been WILD!

I love their music. The lyrics/vocals are hit or miss for me. They're definitely an original sounding band.

Never played 2. The only one I've played is Origins. I have Inquisition, but have only played 30 minutes so far.

That's not good at all. But, nope, all good on my end.

I'm looking forward to hearing some reviews on this.

I enjoyed the Beta, but I can't see myself buying this game.