Apparently Blizzard does have a choice when its Ascension doing all of that?

That works well enough to deter thieves from stealing your packages. But not so useful when you wake up to find a hit and run driver clipped your parked car over night.

I really enjoy both games, but I agree the gameplay in 1 is god awful. 2 is very similar but they expand on some of the mechanics to make it more engaging. The story of those games do all the heavy lifting, without that no one would have looked twice at them.

I loved the ship controls and traveling around exploring the planets, but the story and puzzles didn’t interest me much lol

I don’t understand the popularity of it because I don’t understand how people even get into today. There’s so much going on with dozens of characters it would take months or even years to memorize everything. I played Apex on and off since it released and I feel it is starting to become the same thing. Every time I play now I feel like no one who has ever played before would be interested in the game.

The insurgency games are great! There was something about the first game I liked a bit more. I miss some of its maps, I feel it had a few better maps for sniping. But it’s really been too long for me to remember the other things I missed.

When I was a kid I liked to play CoD campaigns on veteran difficulty and make my way through the levels as tactically as possible. Insurgency Sandstorm feels like how I wanted those CoD campaigns to play. I think the best choice the devs made was making all weapons and gear available from the start. Nothing feels worse than getting into a competitive shooter and all the veteran players have better equipment.

That’s a strange take. If you wake up tomorrow and the price of groceries go up 200% would you just say “people are freaking out that paid food is paid”?

Didn’t Fallout 4 ship with a broken quest and they just never fixed it? Like no matter what you do to try and resolve the quest the entire settlement becomes hostile, even if you otherwise do so diplomatically. I think it’s called Covenant

I’m cool with paying for actual files that I can store on my own machine. Fuck the DRM and subscriptions though. Also don’t charge the same price as a physical book. I bought the entire Walking Dead comic series from Humble Bundle for $18 back in 2020. It was all the .cbz/.cbr files. I do like to support artists and that was a fair price. Very rarely are those requirements met for me though.

I thinks I’m in a town 2 hours south of where I’m at, but it got the time zone wrong by three hours.

Because your phone’s browser gives it that information

Still scratching my head as to why GrooveShark was forced to shut down, yet SoundCloud still exists and has ads/paid tiers for the same service of users uploading songs they don’t own.

Eh not really, Gale is pretty quick to offer it up

Who qualifies as a gamer? Are much money can I expect to start off making with my Dark Souls no hit, no bonfire run on ng+?

There’s a show called Love, Death, and Robots. I was jokingly confusing your comment for that show.

Love that show

As someone who actively sails the high seas, the devs and publisher of Factorio don’t really hit any of the marks for why I would pirate something in the first place.

Casual use of the N word with hard R and Nazi jokes

Funny that Club Penguin made it into the picture. It’s one of the earliest games I can remember that pushed subscriptions and micro transactions and was aimed heavily at young children.

Its probably the most Minecraft-like mode on Luanti.