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ITT capitalist guilty pleasures

which tier is your favorite teir?
i leik little cup (lvl 5 only)

After 2 play throughs the cutscenes become a slog. You already know what happens. So you skip the cutscenes because at this point they are boring. This game often feels more like a movie than a game at times. They put so much time money and effort into all the cutscenes. Imagine if they instead used that for gameplay. I think I prefer DOS2 which felt more like an actual game than a movie and had more enjoyable gameplay. Another problem with BG3 is the lack of randomness. Every play through basically feels the same. The combat is always the same enemies every time. There is no interesting aspect of randomness to increase replay ability. Baldurs Gate 3 is only good for 2 or maybe 3 play throughs. Then it just becomes a game you only play once every several years. Baldurs Gate 3 would have been better if it had random loot and random enemies as well as less linearity. They should have also just ditched the endless Mass Effect cutscenes and instead put all that budget and energy into improving the actual gameplay.

I get that they push the “logistical constraints warp thing” hard, but the entire premise of this episode is stupid. The guard is on a hive world that is clearly not abandoned as much as it is under siege. Those are like the one places where running out of bullets and guns just shouldn’t be possible given the sheer production rates. You cannot even give the “the munitions aren’t the right kind” excuse either given that autoguns exist and are used pretty regularly in the books for emergencies like this. Finally, the soldiers there are literally right next to a hive city. Literally everyone in the first five minutes should be strapped head to toes in weapons given how easy it is to find the gear. Coincidentally, the soldiers could also just take refuge there instead of losing even more soldiers pointlessly to orks—like fuck the authors explicitly go out of their way to clarify that the guard isn’t the Soviet-propaganda stereotype of an army throwing meat waves at technologically superior opponents. This episode pissed me off so badly man

Borderlands 4 is going to be great just for that. I wasn’t able to tell if the game was good, but if they were able to implement that feature this early, it means that the game was polished.

The Nintendo Switch™ 2 version will cost full price with no upgrade path for Nintendo Switch™1 owners. The game will require a full download as there is no data on the cartridge.

So there's a famous scene in Warcraft 3 where Arthas, upon seeing that grain infected with the undead plague had been distributed in Stratholme, orders the city purged.

There's some controversy over whether Arthas was wrong for doing this. On one hand, if you play the game, Arthas can come across as something of a John Snow-like character in the sense that he's the only one that seems to be taking the plague and the undead Scourge as the dire, even apocalyptic threat that they actually are. In the Stratholme level itself, the citizens are actively turning into the undead as you meet them, while the Scourge are present and active in the city, lead by Mal'ganis who is swelling their numbers with infected citizens. This might lead a player to conclude that Arthas is doing what is necessary to prevent the Scourge from getting a city-sized army and preventing his subjects from becoming the mindless slaves of the Lich King. A mercy kill, if you will.

But there are many, including the writers who seem to disagree. In fact, the guy who wrote the mission apparently thinks its obvious that Arthas was in the wrong and that you're a psycho if you think otherwise.

What causes this disconnect?

I've had this idea in my mind for a few years to make a strategy game about organizing labor unions and worker-owned cooperatives, but I'm not really sure how to make it FUN and RADICALIZING for both KIDS and ADULTS. thoughts?

Fun fact: the guys that made this game worked on horizon zero fucking dawn. That game is a masterclass in AI and expansive environments, and the devs just completely mess this game up in those departments exceptionally badly.

Seriously, it’s worth looking into how bad the movement, AI, and bugs are in this game because the people that developed this are the same people who are working on Sony’s next big titles. Remember the colossal failure that was concord? People hated it for being “woke” and generic. I hated it because it was poorly put together in general. You know what’s worse.

More bad games by Sony and its developers are set to come and one of them could be the last of us part 3.

What the fuck is going on with Sony? Why the fuck are they putting out so many bad games and why are their developers fucking up games with potential like this one?

ahh, skyrim oblivion, it has came back new with newer glitches
some things just never die


hmm..body's too short and empty, there must be a killer about

>game has multiple political factions
>game has anarchist faction
>gamers insist it is not an anarchist faction and that the character is secretly always working against you
Why can I name many such cases? I think with Yes Man especially it is laughable, he's physically incapable of betraying the courier, even without "word of god" it's pretty obvious that wild card depends entirely on your character's actions.
Are players just incapable of believing anarchy is possible, even in a fictional setting? Is that why the NCR is the most commonly picked faction?