Well That was a Challenging Surprise
The In Orbit crew go over the surprising release of challenge mode and discuss the plateau we are reaching....
On today’s show, we go over the beginning of Festival of the Lost! Is the event a magical surprise like it was in 2015 or is it a disappointment? Analyzing this week’s event, Jorge & David take a particular look at how this year we are retreading items done last year, and how this year’s Festival of the Lost “rewards” are effectively behind a paywall with only three in-game opportunities to obtain a chance at getting a special ghost or sparrow. We also take an extended look at the way range works in-game spurred on by a recent article in Kotaku, as well as a Reddit post, that takes a look at weapon ranges and how they affect PVP. We also discuss Trials of Osiris DDoSing and message spamming trends happening recently, along with a special holiday fundamental change in this week’s tournament which is turning a few heads.
Born in the 80's, given a NES and Gameboy at a young age, Jorge grew up in gaming and experienced gaming in many cultures due to moving around the world. Now in New Jersey, an older Jorge continues his journey in gaming. Adobo included.
Been gaming since birth and he\'s not gonna stop now. Call of Duty was the first shooter that pulled him in and his love for shooters has developed into a love of Destiny. He\'s now a Guardian, proud to protect the traveler and slay my foes in Crucible.
Arriving on the Nexus: The Leusinia, Angaran diplomats, & an angry Firefighter terrorist. Departing the Nexus: sickness!
What makes fighting games unique, the impact of modern trends, and the significance of community and representation within the genre.
Rounding up the second 7.2 Live Letter preview and patch notes just prior to release.
Jaal doesn't want Ryder to kill Akksul, but maybe Ryder has an itchy trigger finger. And by Ryder we mean Nick.
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