Probably canon, too. Those titans have plenty reason to be pissed and screaming all day

To be fair here, I think that so much stuff is happening so fast, that academia just hadn't had time to reallly sit back and just try to understand all this. Once you accept that GamerGate is important, talking to people who were in the middle of it is vital.

I believe the technical term may be "eye's cream".

and somehow, at the same time, unimaginably hot

What, you think astronomy is just the science of looking at stuff through so-called "telescopes"? Nonsense. Every child knows it's all witchcraft, with powerful astro witches creating new celestial bodies out of the ether.

Feels like this is part of a Yakuza style scam. Expecting four dudes, built like a brick to come around the corner and demand you pay a ridiculously high hospital bill

the added cinematography is super impressive. I can't imagine them maintaining this level across the game. Probably only in important story scenes like this.

I think there is a deeper lesson here: while you need to balance the ability to budget your games with your creative vision, the other extreme of just chasing money without any understanding or care for the creative side will never lead to lasting success in a creative medium.

Instead of building up BioWare to make the best out of the kinds of games they know how to do, they always have them chase live service, only to then crash and abandon it again. Anthem wasn't even doing to poorly, but EA dropped it like a hot potato for not meeting silly sales targets.

Actually, Dragon Age Inquisition was one of BioWare's best selling titles. This is actually the funny thing: There is no reason to treat Dragon Age like it's this weak franchise. It has massive potential. It's just that EA and BioWare middle management is dumb and treats it like shit for no reason

This guy sure loves Signal.

Not that play great many games in TATE mode, but this isn't such a horrible idea for gaming, I don't think.

Actually, that might be kinda sweet if you are close enough to the screen. It's basically the same idea with curved horizontal, if the screen is big enough, it gets harder to keep it all in view without moving your eyes. So the curve helps make things feel more immersive.

Orc biology be a strange thing indeed

They were probably less concerned about what the celestial bodies are doing, but how the weather will be next month, and whether they will have enough of a harvest this year to survive.

Actually, I would assume it's in line with the beliefs of most of the population for most of history. Up until maybe two hundred years ago, literacy was a rare skill and most people wouldn't get any kind of education but instead work farmland, where only an understanding of local phenomena is key.

My first thought seeing that quote was that it's actually an order, directed at Ben Aaronovitch .
"See, that's you write books, Ben. Read it!"