Cosmetics
The Ugliest Dota 2 Cosmetics Ever Made
Since Valve relies on Dota 2's microtransactions to make money off of the free-to-play game, you'd think the cosmetics would all be beautifully rendered, lore-enhancing masterpieces.
This isn't always the case.
Someone pointed out that Morphling wearing any sets breaks the...
League of Legends and Microtransaction Madness
EA disappointed and amused countless gamers this season with its tumultuous release of Star Wars: Battlefront II, a game packed with content ready for players to enjoy - that is, only if you were ready to spend literal days...
Why Is the StatTrak Music Kit Even a Thing?
It's the common knowledge of any CS:GO fan by now that Valve has made some less-than-sensible updates to the game. Two good examples of this would be the update that introduced the brokenĀ R8 revolverĀ and messed with the recovery time...
Overwatch Anniversary Event: New Maps, Skins, and Game Modes
Blizzard's dev team is taking gamers on a belated honeymoon trip. Between May 23d and June 12, Overwatch players can enjoy the latest bit of Seasonal DLC, for the low price of absolutely zero dollars. It tells you lots...
The Declining Value of Dota Cosmetics
The sale of Dota cosmetics is an essential part of Valve's free-to-play business model. Unlike League and Heroes of the Storm, Dota doesn't require any money to unlock characters, and unlike Overwatch, the game is free to install. At...