I spent a good chunk of today reading about it. It seems that it’s actually pretty fun and well-made, but the diehard Destiny fans don’t like it because it dilutes what makes Destiny Destiny. And I kind of agree.

In the words of Mr. Hat: "you can go to hell! You can go to hell and you can die!"

I’ve seen variations before, but the prototype in the article just looked gross with the finger condom

Make it a heat-reactive fabric, like those old UV shirts

That’s literally just Star Wars, down to the music and blaster effects.

What the fuck?

Or a teen from Instagram who thinks he has nothing to lose.

Because in this day and age, they kind of don’t have anything to lose. Especially if our dumbass fucking president gets his way.

Literally what I was thinking.

When did Destiny get lightsabers?

The only things that look kind of useful are the funnel glasses, the back scratch shirt, and a couple of the umbrellas but mostly the full-cover one.

But they only care about appearances

This is one of my favorite game development companies, even if I haven’t played every one of their games.

Psychonauts left that big of an impression on me when I was a kid.

Neither did Psychonauts 2, imo; even though pretty much everyone who played it agrees it’s a damn near masterpiece just like the first game.

They didn’t really remake it so much as oort the terrain map and textures into Elden Ring

I mean the last few Lego games have looked honestly incredible, so I’m not actually surprised that it would be like this.

Can I just say I hate this new trend of replacing “and” or / with “x”

Godzilla x Kong, the title to this article, any new song that gets released has “x” instead of “feat./featuring”

If you want something similar to old Minecraft, there’s Vintage Story which is basically hardcore-hardcore Minecraft. From what I’ve seen and can tell, the age demographic for that group is about early-20s+ as it has much deeper mechanics than Minecraft does (like accurate temperature and insulation, block gravity and cave-ins, actually physically shaping items into other useful items via forging or knapping, etc.).

I’ve only played for a bit, but it’s awesome. There’s a ton of mods for it already too.

Edit: there’s also a chisel mechanic in the game so you can shape individual blocks however you want, mix different materials together to create cool patterns and looks, and the edited blocks act like they should; like water and fish will go under if you make a bridge, you can make funky stairs or “slopes” too.

Spider-Man 2, personally.

With the way a lot of the space games I’ve played work (usually some kind of open world crafting game like Space Engineers or Starbase) the asteroids are used to mine for resources and would be fairly intensive to have them be moving objects to avoid aside from just not paying attention.

I think there’s a mod for SE to make asteroids movable objects, so you could strap some engines to it and call it a day, but I don’t think it would make them an active danger to avoid.

I remember seeing people on Starbase building ships to grab and bring whole asteroids back to their station or whatever.

Also as an aside, I just wanted to say how bummed I am that Starbase died. It had/has the potential to be absolutely massive, with the huge shared open universe (the main planet the game orbits around has like 12 different moons, and some take IRL days to fly to because the game is just that big, tbh I kinda love it for that) and custom ship building. Last I knew they added space station and capital ship building as well, but I never got that far myself.

I could have expanded on that a little more. I just meant to not clutter up their storefront or whatever. I’d make it so it could be re-published

Why would Seagal need weapons?

Literally just a simple thumbs up/thumbs down that tracks both numbers separately, or does what reddit does and shows you a total with the downvotes subtracted from the upvotes.

Maybe even add a system where if something receives so many negative votes, after some time it just gets removed from the platform?