Recent content by IrenIvy

In Mars: War Logs (the predecessor game by same studio(s)) much-praised electric powers looked even weirder because some of enemy soldiers fought with electrical clubs. Electrical powers still were handy, but I never understood what is so exclusively superior about them in this setting.

I'm glad to see that Alan The Financial Advisor (from Shadow of Mordor) is still here and doing well.

Thank you, Mr. Croshaw, it is a lovely episode.

To answer the question: about $5. I've already saw this 'movie' on youtube and it wasn't very good; certainly it was my impression that the ending with Batman-like view of the city was just a big sequel bait. $5 is what most of modern shooters are worth for me.

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I saw a similar process before on several different sites where the 'stand against negativity' led eventually to heavy censorship of valid criticism; anything that wasn't cheerful, pro-company or extremely 'please don't hurt me, I am so little but here is my nibble of what I think is a very...

Thank you very much for the explanation! I thought at first that Faceless Void wasn't a character but some kind of ultimate rare item that other side triggered to change the whole landscape, sort of like a nuke, to make a game instant hard-mode for the other side. On re-watch it made more sense...

I understood nothing except Ogre Emotional Support Level: 100% moment and how I am curious on what was happening. Can any DOTA2 players explain the weave of the battle, maybe, for people who don't play this game and why that Faceless Void thing was bad (if it was)?

Very, very interesting setting. Thank you, Mr. Croshaw. (also, additional thank you for combining Mechanists with Dunwall) Kain was a progenitor of new vampire clans in this own universe, so double yes. I much prefer this Kain to official VtM Cain. Although knowning Kain he probably didn't...

YES! Thank you, Zhukov, this was the Longest Journey indeed! Finally, the mystery is solved :)

Hello I have that picture/situation stuck in my head that I can't remember the source of it. Could be a book, comic, TRPG, videogame, cartoon, maybe even a movie. There are two tribes: one is aboveground dwellers (possibly winged) and another one is underwater; both either hostile to each...

This was surprisingly interesting. And picture of Spoony as Mad Doctor was certainly a bonus :)

Thank you for nice kitten pictures :) (although the last 'cute kitten' was a bit extreme, IMHO)

Thank you, mister Rath, I greatly enjoyed reading of your article. I would love to see more Critical Intel on other popular (pulp?) myths such as this one on Nazi super-science.

Thank you, mister Rath, for a very nice article. I'm hoping to see your column Nazi super-science.