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First thing that came in to my mind was Gears of War with its specific third person view and hiding behind covers. I don't think it was the first game with that mechanic but the most influential one

Once you finish New Vegas you will "forget" to post screenshots, right? It was just a way to sell New Vegas to others?

I respect that.

I think they meant Owlcat Games, creators of Pahtfinder Kingmaker and Wrath of the Righteous video games. They are based in Cyprus but their developers are all over the place from what I know (so it's more Europe-Asia kind of thing but I may be wrong)

They always buy the brand or patents and that's all.

Least controversial artist

Starting? It's been couple of years now since they opened the flood gates of new products

At least Mystery Booster is first and foremost reprints. There's never too much reprints

Didn't you hear? D&D is Baldur's Gate now

I SPECIFICALLY REQUESTED IT

Make an experiment and create a layout for your Moonlander without bottom row and internal columns. That way you will feel how the voyager will work for you. This was exacly my case and eventually I got Voyager with a Zip Kit for ML and stayed in this layout. Once I got used to it my fingers have to travel less and I'm satisfied with both of my keyboards. They have exactly same layouts now.

Java Script

Urza's saga is like 75% text and they decided to make a text-less promo? As weird of a choice as with Cryptic Command

Oooh nice. I prefer this art