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I have these two sitting in my inventory for some time but already own it. http://i.imgur.com/enY3ajZ.png

Just after anything that is decently reviewed and I don't already own.

EDIT: Mirror of the video that was removed so you know what I am talking about. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fk37avvERdI

This since removed video was posted all around the place and I feel like we need to make things right.

Apparently Kate Brooks doesn't believe all the things she was saying. Oxford was just in need of an extra debate against the right to offend. She was not aware that a video would go up online with her in it and I suspect this is why it has been removed.

She has reached out to a few people since such as Noel Plum. He also talks some thoughts on dogpiling and shaming.

I don't know if anyone will see this but I have an opinion about a change I would like to see. I think it is a good time to discuss it with the Revanchism feature coming.

A few of the missions have totally useless effects and the only reason you take them is because all of the missions you got suck. In particular I'd like to point your attention specifically to "Create a proper fleet" and "Create an army for our nation". The rewards for completing these missions are decreased cost for creating units and decreased construction time. In theory this is fine and thematic. It makes more sense than just gaining prestige, but it is worthless.

I just get stomped and I lose my army/navy, or I gai

I'm just starting up one of my first games and I am just wondering if there is a Daimyo I can play without getting messed up immediately so I can learn the game. Any help is appreciated.

After seeing a piece on the Skyrim Civil War, Race and Jingoism in Sargon's "This Week In Stupid" that seemed rather uninformed on all the details of that questline I wanted to write a piece on Race (In game), the Civil War and how gameplay informs decision and opinion and then how it perhaps ends up reforming it.

I'm not sure where to post this since places like gaming and games don't allow surveys in their rules. I posted to Skyrim however I feel like that is posting it to a certain extreme player base when many more (and diverse) people played it than that sub represents. If the mods feel like this isn't the place then I will understand.

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Hey I am trying to write an essay about the Skyrim Civil War and would like some data points to go off. The only things I want from respondents is people who have played the quest line one time or more with no preference as to how many times it has been played.

I would largely like gut reactions from players, even if you think you aren't well thought out on the answers it doesn't matter. Either answer not sure or just go with your gut feeling. Any help is appreciated.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1n61oRhryuaKgE7BTvo-HlGLM73oQfv8V4TaYmWgjeak/viewform?usp=send_form

If you have feedback on anything feel free to post in the comments here and I will read them. Thanks in advance to all who r

For those who don't know who Richard Lewis is he has been one of the most prolific and prominent esports writers for some time. He's known for being abrasive and rude but also true to his ideals and willing to write something critical even to his own detriment. Here is a link to his catalog if you're interested. To say that banning any and all Richard Lewis pieces on the subreddit is a big deal would be an understatement.

Here is a link to an archive of the modpost.

The more this goes on the more I can't help but feel that they are finding any excuse to censor critical journalism against Riot and the Subreddit.