Attack the legs and when it’s about to launch missiles run in and attack the core to stun it, then attack it to deal as much damage as you can while it’s stunned and repeat.

Sales aren’t everything though, you could sell a million copies of a game but if a good chunk of the buyers were disappointed you can bet the sales for a sequel will be significantly lower.

This sort of disappoints me, I was hoping Bungie would either scrap the old subclasses and give us 9 all new ones or bring back the old with a couple new ones; cherry picking what they liked regardless of what we might have liked using. of course knowing Bungie they are saving the old classes for when interest dwains…

I am not sure where you are getting that estimate from, but for ABS plastic alone you are looking at between 0.2-0.5 cents per block at bulk prices, maybe less if they are getting a steep enough discount; mind you that is just for the material costs not production or packaging.

I work in in the plastic industry as an industrial engineer on uniloy blow molding machines, the machines I currently work on produce 6oz foil seal bottles made out of dairy grade HDPE resin at about 11.5 grams a piece which we then sell for just around 2.5 cents a piece.

Plastic isn’t cheap, nor is mass producing items out of it. You see a tiny piece of 11 cent plastic and I see the $500k+ machine that produces it, the $20k molds that form it, and the skilled operators, mechanics, quality control, and general workers that ensure that every brick is produced accurately to every…

9 cents per piece is pretty standard for any Lego set, regardless of licensing; which is actually a pretty fair price tag, especially now a days where there are more custom blocks and light blocks being made and added to sets.

What I want to know is why Nintendo hasn’t released their own amiibo cards yet; I remember when the shortages on other series happened Nintendo said they were going to make cards available so players didn’t miss out on content. To my knowledge the only cards they ever made were for Animal Crossing and Pokken though...…

Brings the question of what’s stuffed up those spiders anuses to mind...

My point is it is solvable, and I can say this because of the fact that I solved it long before I found out there was LG recording of that room; like I said it took me around 15 minutes to figure it out but I did manage it.

Unlock Psychshock... It disables all of the Typhon’s projectile attacks for a limited time, during that time they can only use physical attacks; enemies like the Weavers, Poltergeists, Telepaths, and Technopaths that don’t have physical attacks are left completely defenseless. I honestly think it is the best Typhon…

You can actually glean the code from that smudge though, even though the numbers are smudged you can tell their general shape and figure it out. The second number is obviously a 1, the third number is either a 5 or 6, and the 3rd number looks like either a 3, 8, or 0; with that in mind you can try out various…

IGN actually does this with their “Review in Progress” system.

No offense to you Jason, the work you do, or any critics in the industry and their work really; but I personally believe that reviews and by an extension Metacritic is a bit of a bullsh*t concept. To think that people will form their opinion of something based solely on the judgements of someone else without…

Actually, Bungie is and they’ve said on multiple occasions that Destiny is not an MMO.

Technically Destiny is not an MMO despite people spending the last 3 years insisting it is... Sharing mechanics with MMOs doesn’t make it an MMO, persistent servers capable of hosting a large number of players make a game an MMO and Destiny’s limited size randomly filled lobbies are not the same thing.

Prey’s keyboard setup really shines in the zero g sections where it has some of the most intuitive and smooth 3 axis movement controls I’ve ever seen. I was worried these sections would be a pain because they normally are in most games but as soon as I left the airlock I felt right at home gliding and boosting about.…

This is the area I just got to, it could use a 4k texture pack to clean up some of the textures (the jagged edges on the detail work for the Margrave shotgun for instance) but all in all it looks good and thankfully unlike most modern games it doesn’t have an overly distracting film grain texture running over top of…

The original Bioshock’s keybindings are terrible... Shift for weapon/plasmid select, ctrl for walk/run toggle, m2 switches between weapons and plasmids instead of mapping weapons to m1 and plasmids to m2, Q is next ammo while B is previous... Bioshock’s key bindings were a hot mess, sure the console version is better…

Yeah I was worried at first because there’s 6 different skill trees and some of the mods get pretty expensive; but knowing that you can use resources to craft more makes me a bit more willing to experiment with powers I might not have used before. Reminds me a lot of how Dishonored 2 gave you the ability to craft…