ArmchairNarrative

This is a video about RWBY, but it's also a gun.

 Well, not really.

Check out the tribute song to Monty:

Warning!

Never realized how much three of my favourite horror properties have in common.

I mean, I did eventually.

Just a quick idea I had about adding more options for players to engage with the game as they want.

A quick look/first impressions video of the new Overwatch hero: Hammond. 

I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that he's a rather polarizing addition to the game. Some think he's awesome in a crazy, over the top way, while others see him as just too outlandish and cartoony to fit in the game. 

 Which side am I on in the argument? 

A look at the backstory and story implications of Overwatch's favourite gamer, D.va.

Download the full song 'Omnic Oppression' from here:

I am happy to see that microtransactions have no detrimental effects on game design and developement, and fully understand that selling content straight-up, without a factor of luck involved, would not generate enough revenue to keep games such as Call of Duty, Overwatch and Star Wars Battlefront running. 

 I also fully disagree with the notion that Loot Boxes are gambling since:

 - they are optional, unlike casinos where you're forced to go in at  gun point

 - guarantee at least some reward, since all players value everything  equally; and if slot machines were guaranteed to give you  a nickel everytime you play, they would no longer be considered  gambling

 - with gambling you can win money, which is something that you want, whereas Loot Boxes give you extra content which is something that you desire

Something done for fun. 

Comic by Emily Carroll, check out her other works here: http://www.emcarroll.com/ 

 Music by: 

I know a lot of the things I talk about have already been said, but hey; the script was already written and the audio already recorded, so might as well make something out of it.

 At least we have a few grievances in one place, eh? 

A look at the backstory and personality of Overwatch's Widowmaker.

Fall of Joy (song near the end) can be found here: