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(Some Of) The Big Stuff:

Ten-year Ubisoft veteran Jade Raymond that the Kansas City Royals' love for Supercell's mobile hit Clash of Clans nearly ruined the team's season. The team got so swept up playing the game that they often played in the locker room instead of devoting their energy to improving their real-world baseball game. It all worked out in the end, though, as the Royals are now playing against the San Francisco Giants for a World Championship.

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Isaac Wagner: "In this edition of the Hidden Audio Log podcast, we first cover the big news stories, specifically the continuing awfulness of GamerGate and our stance on the complicated subject, Jade Raymond's departure from Ubisoft, the crazy 20GB Day 1 patch for Halo: The Master Chief Collection, and a few smaller headlines. Then we get to the juicy, if slightly lackluster games discussion, including the likes of: Sytx: Master of Shadows, Costume Quest 2, The Legend of Korra, and a couple other titles. These last couple of weeks have been a weird break in the otherwise atypical Holiday Gaming Onslaught, but it sounds like things will get kicked into overdrive soon enough."

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In Fails of the Weak #214, Geoff and Jack bring you fails in Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag, Battlefield 4, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, FIFA 15, Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, and Saints Row IV.

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Jake Richards writes: "After the mental, physical, and spiritual horrors inflicted upon me after playing or should I say, suffering Wayward Manor, I had all but given up hope of playing a good haunted house puzzle game; believing that Ghost Master had been the pinnacle of haunting entertainment. I'm happy to say that I was wrong. Dead wrong. Haha. Hahahaha. Hahahahahaha!"

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(or "why the community is too harsh on developers") Jack Bradley writes - "We have all seen them at least once before. Trolls. They fester inside the comment sections and forums of pretty much any website. They are like parasites, feeding by throwing hate and verbal abuse at someone, hoping the victim will toss some back. In this day and age, however, many people on the internet have enough common sense to see what they are doing, and will either ignore or embarrass them. There is one type of person, though, that are still susceptible to these kind of attacks. Indie developers."