As the Assassin’s Creed 3 multiplayer metagame evolves, players are increasingly sore about 4 common abilities and playstyles. WiNG explains why they’re balanced and how you can beat them with ease.
In today’s entry, WiNG showcases a truly top tier tactic carried out in real life. At least, as “real” as a game show gets. Watch one man turn strategy on its ear with a brilliant play in a high-stakes showdown.
The last time WiNG wrote an angry rant, he regretted it for months. But this time’s different, right?! Facing increasingly bitter opposition to his preferred form of Assassinate gameplay, WiNG fires a warning shot.
By now, everyone should know what the term metagame means, but for the uninformed, it generally applies to the current state of stategic focus in a specific game’s community. For example, “4 Gate” Protoss pushes are a dominating factor in Starcraft 2 currently, so much so that most Protoss players will employ 4 Gate themselves to counteract it. On the opposite end of the spectrum, the two point conversion is such an infrequently used tactic in football that no defending team ever considers defending against it, even though actual point-after kicks are rarely blocked.
Have you ever thought to yourself, “Self, wouldn’t American Football be 100x better if it were 100x more violent?” If the answer is yes, you need to check out Blood Bowl. And fear not, Toraka’s got some tips that will get you going strong on the gridiron.
If there’s a past-time more rewarding than putting Nazis in the grave, I’ve never heard of it. Similarly inclined? You might be interested in Bethesda’s upcoming take on Wolfenstein. Just be warned: sexual encounters with grandmothers are imminent.
After spending almost a week at E3 playing both next generation consoles, WiNG has some bad news: The Xbox One is the best piece of gaming hardware you’re ever going loathe. But will you hate yourself if you give in and buy it anyway?
Moving through the genres one by one, Xiant enters adventure game territory. Where will his explorations take him?
In WiNGSPAN’s first Scrolls TCG video, he cranks up his contraptions to test his Energy machines against the might of an opponent’s Growth deck.