I’ve noticed that some Pokestops in Pokemon Go tend to glitch when you tap on them. In my opinion they look like some neat glitch art and thought I’d screenshot them. So here they are, and should I come across anymore I’ll add them to this post. Unfortunately some get grayed out for the most part.
When solo queuing competitive matches you always run the risk of getting some shitty teammates. Sometimes you get the person without a mic who can’t communicate or sometimes it’s the person who just doesn’t listen and does their own thing. Sometimes it can be a toxic player who thinks everyone else on the team sucks or sometimes you can just end with a troll who griefs your team. In this case I feel bad for @sty1e since one by one his whole team kept rage quitting. It’s really a shame since at the half his/her team was doing just fine. Props to @sty1e for sticking with it until the end though. Unfortunately I’ve been in those shoes too:
I’ve seen the glitch where your character becomes pure black and lacks all textures, but this is the first time I’ve seen my character go the same texture as the roads on the map. Better to sneak up on unsuspecting Pokemon maybe?
For a moment I couldn’t really tell if it was really dark out or if this was a glitch… It was just dark out.
You really have to love when a team (and some from the other team) collaborate to create a great monstrosity of a graffiti mural.
I really seem to flip to my Pipboy at some of the greatest moments. The first picture was a flash during a rad storm, and the second was somewhere in a foundry. Not much else, just thought they looked great.
Among my favourite things in gaming is that some titles have truly great artistic style. Some games even have such distinct styles that you can simply look at a screenshot and instantly know which game series it’s from. Games like Borderlands, Don’t Starve, or Minecraft are a few that come to mind as instantly recognizable. I’ve recently been playing through XCOM 2, and while I find the gameplay graphics to not be overly unique, I do think the minimalist loading screens are a great touch and would make great desktop wallpapers. So here they are if you’d like to use them:
And my personal favourite:
I feel like these two searching for a team in nearby, yet separate, lobbies were destined to play together. Alas, after 10 or so minutes never did I see them join each other’s and I think they never crossed paths again. It’s a shame, but it looks like it was never meant to be.
Apparently Nick found a 1 up in the zombie apocalypse and didn’t tell anyone else in the group.
Well I suppose it’s time for a new car. Fortunately this one is a rear engine model so I was still able to drive to the dealership.
Cubicle Coma 