This is how (at least elder) millennials learned everything they know about technology. It’s the only way imo

Do it

I use it, I just tip way more than anyone else in my area tips. Mostly out of guilt, partially out of solidarity for the working person. I like to think my order at bumps that avg hourly rate up at bit.

Game is so intense. I really like the way it does inventory though

Why do people still play this game??

Lol… Why don’t you look up what % of scientific breakthroughs in the US are government funded.

Oops.

It’s really fucking ignorant to competely disregard a peer reviewed, scientific study, simply because the URL in which it’s posted on, contain’s “gov”. Grow up.

Only semi-related, but interesting study: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3805041/

Yeah, I have mixed feelings about that… I’ve become a huge fan of From Software games, and have learned that some of my favorite gaming experiences are ones where I overcome extreme challenges (I’m that guy who defaults to “hard” difficulty on first playthroughs). And whenever I die and start in the middle of a battle with full HP and MP (but the boss remains in phase 2 without healing), I feel a little bit of that joy being taken away from me lol.

And I’m weak. Sometimes just having that option there is enough for me to “rage quit” a battle and just brute force it that way. And that’s not rewarding at all.

I mean shit… I don’t know if I’ve ever admitted this, but I believe this is a safe space: Sekiro is my favorite video game of all time, and I still haven’t beaten “Demon of Hatred” without using cheese… It haunts me. Maybe this time will be different…

Yes, exactly. This person gets it.

Good to know, thanks.

Maybe they should just do a “retelling” then.

Give NV a try. I don’t think there’s any reason to make sure to finish FO3 first (spoiler-wise), and you might end up liking it more.

They’re both decent, but pretty long, so playing both back to back would be way too much Bethesda-jank for most people (though NV is def better, it is the same engine).

If I had to choose one, it would be NV every time.

I said “if they’re correct.”

I don’t fucking know what law.

Solid state disc drives have definitely made load times much faster. Anyone who has played a PS4 game on PS5 can tell you this.

They should make like a “Director’s Cut” or something, offline version of the game, that removes all of the grindy mmo bullshit and lets people who play single player RPGs enjoy the plot…

Kind of like how they do in Japan with the online DQ games.

I don’t really have much of an issue with how Paradox does things… Their games are more like game engines that they spend the next 15+ years developing for.

Also, with each DLC, they put out a (usually massive) free update for everyone who owns the base game. So even if you don’t get any DLC, you will end up getting some of the new features for free.

It is kind of ridiculous that they’re still putting out new DLC for EU4… I think it gets absurd after a certain number.

Ugh I hate games with weighted inventory.

I like how From Software does it with Souls and Elden Ring, how it measures the weight of what you currently have equipped, and affects how fast you run/roll/etc. Very intuitive, and you don’t get punished for picking up too many items.

Ugh the worst. No graphics settings beyond “vysnc” and whether you want a fullscreen or not.

Steam Deck touchpads work pretty well once you get the hang of it.

Yeah, it’s a great mechanic when it makes sense. I hate when they shoehorn it into everything though.

Laughs in Steam Deck touchpad controls