Bouchart

Also apparently someone on Lifhacker is giving out free stars.

Like hell Gawker was careful with its data.

Edit: posted in wrong spot.

So it's attached to Facebook? I'd change that password just to be safe.

The last book I read was The Big Short and that was some months ago. I'm not a big reader.

Not http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME7alIe6Vtg&feature=related Not to worry everyone! Gawker has been very responsive and has kept us informed in this time of crisis.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIX_0nMlIBU

I doubt that's all of the users because some random posts on Speakup claim that 1.3 million user IDs have been compromised.

Any fans of Civilization here?

Nothing until you started spouting off against me on TAY. Really?

Dean maybe you should make a post on Speakup now to advertise this forum? Everyone looks like they're there now.

I still don't even know what it is you have against me.

If I remember correctly, 4chan once tried to hack Gawker quite a while ago, before the whole Wikileaks thing. On balance I think Gawker is more pro-Assange than anti, just by their general politics.

Changing a couple of passwords was worth it to see Gawker with a black eye, though.

I would have hoped that we could have left the past behind us but your first post here is to lash out at me. Thanks.

I would change the password of the email linked to your Gawker account if they are the same.

I thought this was implied.

Gawker isn't that bright.

Doubt it.

The commenting section there is acting up too.

http://kotaku.com/5712633/commenting-accounts-compromised-++-change-your-passwords Surprised this isn't up here yet.

Welcome aboard! Heartless, you always were one of the posters that didn't get on my nerves that much.

Rainy.

There's a couple of possible reasons for it: 1) Gamers are more impatient than before. 2) Turn based combat was really just a holdover from D&D. 3) When computer processing power was more limited, turn based combat was easier to do than real time. 4) General lack of interest in JRPGs this generation of consoles.

I'm mostly interested in retro stuff so I rarely care for cutting edge gaming news (unless it involves freeware type games). Mostly it's just Kotaku and that's more for the community than the news.