The speaker has a limited experience with League of Legends and multiplayer games in general, and although they don't particularly enjoy this aspect of gaming, they found League of Legends to be okay. They played three matches with Zombie Mold and were not very good at it.
The speaker expresses frustration with the Souls games because they feel inaccessible to new players and rely too heavily on existing knowledge of lore and mechanics.
The prevalence of toxic behavior in online gaming communities can lead to a normalization of harmful ideas and language, creating a dangerous environment for players.
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss the abusive elements of therapeutic communities, such as the unique yelling techniques taught at the Alon school and the sanctimonious behavior of some ex-addicts running these communities, as well as the potential for helpful aspects despite the abuse.
The article discusses how role-playing games and engineering mindset applies to video game world and how parenting can provide an excuse for adults to play video games with their kids.
The speaker shares their experience of playing multi-screen games and how it eliminates the problem of screen cheating. The players have to make it look like they are not screen cheating, even though all of them are playing on the same TV.