I think there is somewhat of a difference between saying something in an interview and an actual advertisement made for the game. Does an interview count as an advertisement for a game both legally and generally speaking? Advertisements used to just be newspaper/magazine inserts, radio segments, or tv commercials. Is…

Hmmm... how are they going to kill off a tech tree?

There’s also people who are agoraphobic, anthropophobic, or who suffer from social anxiety disorders. Obviously, social/outgoing games like this are exactly the kind of thing they would stay away from, but it’s still a set of people who are excluded in some way.

I feel like the Tommen kill is more of an assist.

The Crew, not Driveclub.

This is one of the reasons I hate twitter. Some jagoff took the time to piece these screenshots together, despite being a couple minutes apart and sent it to her knowing full well how she would react to it. I don’t blame her for having that reaction, but then she really should have looked into it after that. Instead…

It really doesn’t change the game in any meaningful way does it? How does it change the game? Because someone is willing is buy their skins and sprays early, your ability to enjoy the gameplay is altered somehow? The existence of microtransactions doesn’t inherently make something bad. You see the fact that it has…

If you care about something that doesn’t actually affect anything at all in your own world or anyone else’s in an actual negative way, what’s the actual problem? It does not matter if you don’t like something only on principle because it sounds like something that’s bad. Care about more important things that actually…

I would argue though that Dead Space 3 was designed much more as an action game more than a survival horror. But regardless the microtransactions only really affected the person who used them. I agree they weren’t needed, but nobody should really care if they literally didn’t affect you. Plus you could still get the…

Game balance? The game had no competitive multiplayer. What was there to “balance”? Do you actually care if someone you don’t know and will never meet might have bought a couple of things to boost their own single-player experience that will never affect you ever? Did you play co-op with someone who had a slight…

The microtransactions in Dead Space 3 were 100% optional and had no affect on the game if you didn’t use them. Granted, there was no reason for them in the first place, but they weren’t at all intrusive and I guarantee most people didn’t know they even existed.

...as well as a “Nuka World” DLC, which allows you to build a post-apocalyptic theme park.

Except you’ll probably be perfectly fine just searching for Prey 2 anyway.

How are they ex-mercenaries if you’re hiring them to do mercenary work.? Wouldn’t they just be mercenaries? I assume you meant ex-military.

I’ve died about 5 times in the campaign on Normal, 4 of them platforming related where my guy just didn’t grab.

There are tons of different hardware and software combinations for PCs, but really only one for each console.

I just want Rowlet to evolve into a bigger owl with a top hat.

The answer to all of these is just: Add Bacon.

Doom most assuredly looked slow because it was a guided demo. I’m sure it’s going to be much faster then what was shown. Just looks at the multiplayer highlights.

Except that Codsworth clearly recognized you as the Male Parent in the demo.