One time, I got so drunk I enrolled at the University of Phoenix.” But no, I guess he just heard one too streamers do paid ads for the thing and finally caved. “Like oh, he’s gonna make some funny post or something out of it. “When Dennis said he was gonna try fucking Raid: Shadow Legends, I thought he was just fucking with us,” said Anna Beltran, a friend of Walker’s. The gamer, identified to the media as Dennis Walker, a 17-year-old high school junior at nearby Grover Cleveland High School, surprised his circle of friends when he revealed that he was going to give Raid Shadow Legends a shot last weekend. I think everyone will soon realize that our grindy, repetitive, lifeless, dull, insulting, bland, hack ‘n’ slash game is the exact type of thing that deserves their time in this, the era with more gaming options than ever. “But nevertheless, we can finally start down our roadmap of the future, and hopefully continue to pick up a new fan or two along the way. “Look, I’m not gonna lie and tell you we thought it would take nearly four years,” said Mason Grimble, president of Plarium Games. Plarium Games employees celebrated today, when three years after its release, and at a cost of $150 million in advertising, the first willing, unsponsored download of 2018’s Raid: Shadow Legends occurred.
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