

It seems to be MMO in a way I am interested, where you can basically play it solo and not be forced to play against or with other players. Kinda like Minecraft survival servers (with PvP optional), Rust, Once Human etc.
It seems to be MMO in a way I am interested, where you can basically play it solo and not be forced to play against or with other players. Kinda like Minecraft survival servers (with PvP optional), Rust, Once Human etc.
Cocoon is very different, the worlds inside worlds puzzles are mind-breaking but really fun. Highly recommended!
Nintendo often use bad names for things, even stuff we’re now used to like “super mario 64” is pretty damn bad IMO. They often go the most obvious and easy way, and that often ends up being boring/bad.
And you just ignored the rest of the reasons, and to add to those: automatic updates.
Every comment here says you’re in the wrong, and your reaction to that is “No, it is everyone else who is wrong, not me.” Learn to take a hint.
When people found out PhysX doesn’t work on the new Nvidia cards I saw several people here on Lemmy say that it doesn’t matter because almost no one plays older games. I seriously don’t understand how anyone could think that, it’s astoundingly stupid and ignorant.
Not that any were planned, pretty sure they’re done with Ori.
ON a flood?
TL;DR: OOP got some shrimp, had a psychotic episode and now thinks the shrimp are girls that like him.
Just the way we like it, yay!
It’s more like supporting “open to all” maker spaces. Many contribute to what’s there and its existence itself.
Wh…what?
This hurts to read because of how badly written it is. Do you not read what you’ve written?
Disturbing? Yes. Surprising? No, sadly.
You have weeks or months of “this thing doesn’t look good, the beta sucked, it’s just the same as before etc.” Then millions of people buy it anyway.
I’m absolutely loving it, the combat is great, love the world and graphics, love the exploration.
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And did you not read the title? Your whole comment is just idiocy.
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