And it has always been a decade away. Fallout 76 doesn’t change that. There were never going to make Fallout 5 immediately after Fallout 4. We all know this. the biggest reason they are doing 76 is because they have a window right now where they are working on overhauling their engine for Starfield and ES6 and they…

Because it’s clearly not. Bethesda mostly makes Single-Player games, but the one time they spin-off their series and do a multiplayer version of it suddenly the sky is falling and they’re never gonna be the same again. That bullshit and it’s just coming from entitled paranoia, not actual evidence. right now they’re…

You do know how Bethesda schedules their games, right? This is not a replacement for Fallout 5, Fallout 5 is coming after ES6 and always has. This is a bonus spin-off game co-developed with another studio. They could have never made this and we’d still not be getting Fallout 5 until after ES6. I don’t fucking…

I agree that it’s pretty stupid and this same kind of thing happened to me only like a year ago. My brother and I had lunch together and we went to a liquor store after because he needed some rum for a party that weekend, I wasn’t interested in getting anything as I don’t normally drink but the cashier refused to sell…

Nah, based on your extremely defensive reply, I just know you’re the type of person who doesn’t want to hear any other opinion besides your own so this conversation doesn’t matter anymore. It doesn’t matter that I wasn’t defending it, I just said paying for cheats isn’t new and since that challenges your over…

Wow, you need to get a life if something as pathetic as this gets you so upset.

Because not everyone has the same skill level and free time as everyone else. My cousin was super into a WOW like 10 years ago and was paid by a co-worker to level up his character for them. Some people don’t have time, but they have some extra money, so what’s the actual harm in giving them the option. If the game is…

I guess you don’t really remember, because paying for cheats is not new. Game Genie, Game Shark, Nintendo Power, Cheat Code Books, Hint Hotlines are things firmly established within your nostalgia.

If he only sold the rights for one game, then how the hell did he not get upset when they made The Witcher 2 seven years ago? And then when The Witcher 3 was made 3 years ago, where was he? No, I think it much more likely they’re trying to spin this in whatever way they can to get a payday.

But then it still happens. They still have to be laid off. And people will still try to steal stuff. And the longer you give them to dwell on the problems of the company, the longer they’re gonna have to do some shitty stuff. Obviously the guy who was hired only a week before being laid-off, after having relocated for…

Honestly, it’s probably the best option given the situation. They literally no longer have people to make sure people don’t steal anything and no matter what you think some people will try to steal things. You can’t single anyone out, so you gotta treat everyone the same way, as everyone possibly being the worst of…

I think people constantly joking that they are gay or even this writer trying to claim that he wrote them that way is kind of insulting to gay people and strong male friendships. If two female characters are incredibly close nobody really jokes that they are lesbians, but for male friendships it becomes that joke…

I also was never behind Joy’s anger towards Danny. Her wanting to be independent I get, as well as being angry at Ward for keeping everything from her, but Danny only knew that Harold was alive for like a week or so(time is weird on this show though so it could have been longer) and I believe he even advocated for her…

Texas doesn’t have an official Second-degree murder definition. They have Voluntary manslaughter, which fits this case as it doesn’t appear there was premeditation.

Aren’t less than 1% of Prisons in america privatised though?

Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes because I played it for over an hour and thought it was fine, but then I died and found out there was no autosave or checkpoint system and had to start over from the beginning.

This is exactly what I was thinking as well. They’d have to consistently add a good handful of good content each month to make it worth it, and even then you could still probably get by with doing it once every few months.

I’ve always felt that “It’s a fool who plays it cool by making his world a little colder” meant not to become aloof and distant to others

I’d probably just add some extra crumbles back in after. The problem with keeping it completely chunky without a little blending is that if you don’t get a chunk of the bleu in your bite, you’re just eating vinegar and mayo.

Is it an impossibility that he may actually want to continue working on the project he’s spent years on? If it’s just a job, then yeah get paid somewhere else, but if you want to finish the thing that’s been a creative driving force in your life for the past 5 years, maybe you’d like to finish it?