I’ve always, always loved the outfit system in this game as a way to give my characters a unique and aesthetically pleasing look versus having to stare at the mismatched armor they seem to pick up along the way. From games that are supposed to be massively social, I often get the impression that the message they’re preaching is to look out for yourself and get ahead of the (kill ten) rat race any way possible. What happens in Vegas doesn’t always stay in Vegas, and as fans get ready to once again descend upon Bally’s, it’s worth looking back at highlights from past Fan Faires. The Going Rogue costume parts are totally worth the purchase price, though. In addition to celebrating Labor Day, Champions will be celebrating its two year anniversary by giving players gift boxes, party favors, and new costume pieces. It’s the easiest and most iconic costume you’ll ever wear. Why not wear the same scars as this war hero? Whether it’s via a 5,000-word rant as to why a player is rage-quitting a game or an insult thinly disguised as civility (“You, sir, are an idiot”), the hate robs all those in the vicinity of joy and pleasure.

At least in my own game sessions, I’ve seen signs of this happening. I’m sometimes worried that these games do shape our personalities, at least while we’re playing, to bring out the worst in us. It’s already a hard enough world as it is, so shouldn’t we be doing our best to make it better — or at least funnier? The thing is, the situation usually cannot be helped, but your response to it is completely within your control. The only thing that upset me is that because I didn’t have a picture of how the back should look (since I did the special version judgement set that the BC blood elf wears), they didn’t make the back how I wanted. Fable might be one of the rarest skins in “Fortnite,” but one cosplayer captured the Little Red Riding Hood-inspired look perfectly at London Comic Con in 2018. In addition to her game-accurate belted corset, Fable brought along her very own Big Bad Wolf in the form of an adorable pup riding comfortably on her back.

No one knows what Harley’s “puddin’” thought of her teaming up with the legendary swordsman. One of the dorkiest guys I ever knew in college was also one of the most popular. The Halloween festival is one of the most fun events of the year, and this year it’s even more exciting because the loot will help to advance various title tracks for the Hall of Monuments. Seeing as how even professional sports channels like ESPN have color commentators, funny commercials, and blooper reels, shouldn’t we as gamers be diligent at keeping levity in our attitudes as we engage in our online lives? Though HP and Dell have excellent premium two-in-one convertible laptops, they have smaller 13.5- and 13.4-inch displays. I have internet again so I can do things like game again! There’s an MMO born every day, and every game is someone’s favorite. I avoid MMO forums at all costs these days because what little benefit and information I can glean from them is easily outweighed by the trolls and angry monologues that dominate the scene. But when players are asked to spend money on something that feels this thin on content, it stings a little.

It’s usually at times like these when someone or something kicks in to remind me that I have gotten a little too serious and need to lighten up. One of my personal pet peeves is roleplayers who have an inability to roleplay humor. I still recall one instance when a guildie said something odd that everyone took out of context and ran with it, turning it into a huge running joke involving chickens, robotic walruses and illegal activities. It’s one of my ongoing theories that MMOs severely tempt (if not outright encourage) us to engage in the less savory aspects of our character. Listen, I absolutely love MMOs (or I obviously wouldn’t be writing about them), but they are pretty ridiculous when you consider them from a logical — or an outsider’s — perspective. I don’t mean to pick on ultra-serious RPers (or RP in general, I love you Eliot!), but that small subset is an example of how humor — or a lack thereof — really affects how much others want to be around you. Some days we hit walls so hard that we want to punt our CPU into the next zip code. Our hit items incorporate Assassin’s Creed, CyberPunk 2077, Bloodbourne Hunter, Dead Rising, Detroit Become Human, Dragon Ball Z, and Far Cry.