Is fundamental flaw in people, wouldn't say the West has special people, or it was due to the Internet. West just has more weapons with which to cause trouble when they think that way though
Well...ok yeah that is a big factor in why I don't mind them, it's a nice area of watch the world burn so to speak as no one's dying. I've played games where they really push it but I've not felt like I've missed out on stuff by ignoring it (Division 1 and 2 and GR WIldlands were like this). People go for them that's why they are made, like the whole Early Access nonsense somehow being accepted.
Well, there sort of is. There's the upper level of planning out what you're going to do and then executing it as you fight - the micromanaging of units, although this varies on how much the game puts in - SupCom for example is just throwing units at each other gloriously, for example.
In my place I suspect a lot are doing the same. Well probably to drink Corona.
Am a groomsman for my friend's wedding, means I get to spend hours in a tuxdeo, joy. At least I can avoid the requirement of needing to dance, I just need to get a Gucci and Louis scarf to swing in the air.
https://us.forums.blizzard.com/en/warcraft3/t/warcraft-iii-reforged-developer-update/18425
Blizzard's update about WC3 Reforged.
Probably is a lot to that. The latest patch does have a nice grind though, you just need to do it once a week to make progress. Of course, people are still unhappy - but the WoW fanbase are a bunch of screaming monkeys with mutually exclusive desires so, what can you do.
Not quite sure that is what I wrote. But just the fact that mostly non-whites are into basketball if not hockey, here. People have all kinds of reasoning why it is (one is non integrating immigrants, haha) but really is expense - not cheap to get involved. Also hockey's got stale marketing.
Always seems the most famous city in a state is not the capital - e.g. Illinois, Nevada, California, Washington, Florida. Maybe just the way it works in Canada tints things for me - we have so few cities of significance to begin with