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How a single player brought terror to an entire server in World of Warcraft.
If you travel to Menethil Harbor today, you'll find the once-thriving port city half-submerged into the sea. But back in 2005, Menethil Harbor was submerged in something much more tragic: the endless tears of countless players of the Alliance as they fell victim to the Terror of Menethil, an orc rogue named Angwe (pronounced like Elmer Fudd saying "angry")
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Warframe has quietly become the best free-to-play game on PC
Steven Messner, writing for PC Gamer:
When Digital Extremes first released [Warframe] in 2013, people immediately wrote it off because it was a free-to-play game. "It was a cuss word at the time," creative director Steve Sinclair joked with me when we spoke before the presentation. "No one even wanted to talk about it." Today, Warframe regularly sits in Steam's top 10 most played games just under esports titans like Dota 2 and trendsetters like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. And, as I found out when I reviewed it two months ago, Warframe absolutely deserves every bit of its success.
In an industry saturated with hostility and toxic developer-gamer relationships, it's nice to see Digital Extremes build a franchise off being nice to their audience.
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How microtransactions and in-game currencies can be used to launder money
Steven Messner, reporting for PC Gamer:
To date, there have only been only a few publicized stories connecting money laundering and gold selling, and their details are too dubious to amount to much. [Cybersecurity officer Jean-Loup] Richet believes it’s just too niche a method to warrant major investigations with headline-worthy payouts. “There are much easier ways of laundering money. It’s innovative and it’s kind of safe paradoxically because there are not a lot of officials investigating these cases,” Richet tells me. “Most of them are petty criminals.”
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AVC grad Messner signs to pitch for Wild Things
Left-handed pitcher Steven Messner signed with the Washington Wild Things of the Frontier League on Wednesday.
The Wildcats are based outside of Pittsburgh in Washington, Pa.
The 2008 Apple Valley Christian graduate wrapped up his collegiate career…
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