Wacomole

From what I've now heard, 140 characters or less is more than enough to have spent on this particular individual. I don't believe it needed spreading to here.

But your hatred of those mentioned genres that nevertheless have people that somehow find them enjoyable, would not then lead you to tar the rest of the games industry with the same quality threshold brush, would it?

"They should just go ahead and make all games illegal. Ain't nobody wanna see your 8-bit indie game."
You see how that works? Not only because, from the figures, people clearly consume and probably enjoy the content, but also because it's not what makes up the entirety of the site or medium.

All this prejudicial lumping together of all YouTube content creators into a group to be denigrated is getting more than a little tiresome.

Come on GB, you're better than this!

@humanity Come on, be fair now. Don't generalize all YouTube content creators in that way. I'm sure you'd be rightly pissed if people generalized all "gamers" in the same way.

All this looking for clues about Frog Fractions 2 ... is the actual Frog Fractions 2

This can only be confirmation that Microsoft is buying Ubisoft.

Man, we've exited Europe twice in one week. That's some kinda record.

I'm no historian, but I can only imagine the Quick Look of a more historically accurate, completely changed-up mechanically version of Battlefield1 might go something like;

"Hey Jeff", "Hey Drew, what's this?"

"This is Battlefield1"

"No seriously, Drew, what is this? It looks like a card game"

"Oh right, yes. I am indeed playing cards in my hospital bed while I recover from the 15 seconds of combat I took part in a few weeks ago. It was awesome, though. I got to fire upwards of 3 rounds at something off in the distance before I was incapacitated by an artillery shell going off nearby. I then got to take part in the "dragging myself back towards the trench on my bloody stumps" mini-game for 30 minutes followed by the "you passed out from blood loss" black screen. Thankfully they started me back in the hospital bed, but I still have to go through a lengthy period of recuperation before I can finally "respawn", obviously with the addition of prosthetic limbs and a healthy dose of psychological problems.

"Um. Sounds fun!? Why don't you load up one of your other saves. Show me another class so we can get a look at some of the more action-oriented parts"

"Okie Dokie, Jeff. here we go..."

"WTF?"

"Oh right, yeah. For this save I chose the Chef class. Now don't let me forget about that pot of potatoes over there while I chop these carrots"

I wouldn't let it get to you too much.

It sounds trite to say it, especially as I don't know you, but these things happen. They really do. It could be as simple as they are going through something that they can't bring themselves to talk you about right now and just need some time to themselves or with close family.

Try giving them some space for a while and maybe just dropping them a friendly, casual, "just checking in" type of email at a later date That way they can respond at their own pace and not feel too pressured.

Back in them there olden tymes an entire game could fit in less space than the icon for a modern game.