who respond to our question by email, comments from a recent post where Nicholas asked you how you think whales should be defined in a free-to-play game. Question: Nicholas Lovell I'm toying with the idea of defining whales as "those players who represent 50% of your revenue", meaning that you can q [...] A little later than we expected, but here we are! Thank you for your patience while the French-Canadian down in Engineering sorted out the dilithium crystals or whatever it is that keeps the U.S.S. Critical Distance running. We're ready to go, so full speed ahead, Mr. Sulu. Engage! This Week in Videogame Blogging CLXXXIII: Return of the [...] The beginning is probably a good place to start. Earlier in the year, I managed to find some time to play through Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery EP (in May), Journey (in June) and Dear Esther (in July). I'd heard nothing but exceptionally good things about them so, naturally, I was incredibly excited to finally be able to play them. S:S&S EP had until [...] There's a tabletop game that I played in college called Unknown Armies. You might know of it. It's a game about fantasy and horror that occurs under our noses in the real world.Unknown Armies has, in its setting materials, the concept of Ascension. If someone in the world really internalizes, and symbolizes, a particular archetypal type of person, [...] (from Lands of Dream.net) Since the beginning of Time (and perhaps before), many have travelled to