Germany Loves PC Gaming

6 responses to “Germany Loves PC Gaming”

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   Jphillips

   August 20, 2011 at 10:42 pm

   Dominion… another excuse for stealth to become redundant :S.

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      Steven Bogos

      August 21, 2011 at 12:37 am

      Really looking forward to Dominion! Been keeping a close eye on the coverage from gamescon and it looks great! While I doubt it will replace Summoner’s Rift as the competitive staple, it looks to be a fun little, perhaps a bit more ‘casual’ variation on the LoL formula!

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   mchaza

   August 20, 2011 at 10:48 pm

   this Hard reset make a showing?

   That game looks amazing and cant wait next month to play it.

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   Ed

   August 21, 2011 at 12:24 am

   I hate it when an American goes to another country and is surprised about the habits of another culture. It’s so fucking typical. “I can’t believe the Japanese love Monster Hunter on portables.” “I can’t believe the Chinese love to play MMOs in cafes”. Like they expect ever person on earth to be some obnoxious racist playing Call of Duty on-line on their console.

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      Steven Bogos

      August 21, 2011 at 12:35 am

      ‘Germany loves PC gaming’ is a statement of fact, not a statement of disbelief. This article isn’t a ‘I can’t believe OMG so different from America lol USA 4 lyf!’ it’s more just showcasing some of the awesome love that PC games get in Germany. If you actually read the article instead of just seeing the headline and posting an angry comment, you’d see this. If the article was titled ‘Look at the most popular hall at Gamescon,’ or ‘Check out these Gamescon PC games!’ would you react differently?

      But besides that, what the hell is the problem with being surprised by other cultures? As long as it’s not derogatory ‘oh, China loves to play MMO’s! That’s cool!’ as opposed to ‘Americans are obnoxious racists that play Call of Duty’ I think it’s fine.

      Calm down Eddy boy, you’ll live longer

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         Prometheus

         August 21, 2011 at 10:15 am

         If anything, this is a better interpretation of yourself as an individual. Your statements are testament of this interpretable style of journalism. Either way, get over it, it isn’t important to cover “our reaction.”

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