Smite and my Quest for a Wi-fi Booster

Alex from GamersFTW writes:

“We were somewhere around the West Midlands, in the entrance of a discount supermarket when we decided to go looking for a Wi-Fi booster. In all of God’s great honesty, I wasn’t sure what I was looking for, although someone said it looked like a router; a kind of networking device Virgin Media might send through the post. It’s important to remember, dear reader, I never intended on buying a Wi-Fi booster this weekend. However, Smite had been released for the Sony Playstation 4, and I was told I should play it.”

[Deadpooled]

Uh oh, fenimists and SJWs (who have no understanding of artistic freedom and creativity) gonna be on your case over that thumbnail /s. Seeing your other articles in particular the one titled 'CENSORSHIP: THE OVER-SENSITIVE MINORITY SHOULD NOT IMPACT ON THE MAJORITY', good to see a gaming website stand up against these mindless drones.

Off topic - West Midlands B10 FTW.

[spicelicka]

Ehh they're a bunch of tools, but at the same time this thumbnail is a blatant attempt to reel in views by exploiting that picture and the whole controversy.

I just don't like the fact that we have to rely on this stuff for hits.

[nowitzki2004]

Smite is pretty fun. Try it out, its free. What do you have to lose?

[Double_O_Revan]

But are the bewbs free?

[nowitzki2004]

Yes. There is no bewbs DLC, They are in the game.

And also Yes, just get a girlfriend.