It probably is the same each time, I don't think players can set up random generation for things like that. But presumably they can change the problem manually whenever they want. 

This isn’t really a direct response to your comment, but just pointing out something nobody has mentioned yet. GDQ has a bunch of sponsors donating time and equipment and have their names very publicly attached to the event.

Right? She also “could” have tried to stab someone with a ballpoint pen, casually lit her hair on fire while presenting or doing whatever she was doing, or snorted a bunch of meth right before the event. “Could” is irrelevant.

I don’t want to antagonize you or start an argument, but your second paragraph completely answers 100% of the things you said you don’t get/understand.

Yeah. That was why I specifically called out the Wii and Wii U lol. 

On one end we have Sony, whose naming scheme is a bit boring, but consistent and easy to follow. On the other you have Nintendo whose names are varied, but at least have some kind of reasoning behind the names that ties to the console’s features (except for Wii and Wii U from what I can tell).

Probably much more difficult to get a large amount of working hardware for older generations that aren’t being manufactured on any large scale. They are either buying these consoles and removing the guts and putting it in the PC or have agreements with MS and Sony to get direct access to the hardware without buying…

Iirc pressing Up+A on the second controller basically forces the game into a “Game Over” state. This could be used to quickly warp to the start of a dungeon after getting an item, instead of walking back to the beginning. 

Fast? The event started yesterday so this should have been posted Thursday or Friday of last week. 

It is funny how different tastes can be. I picked up some of these games from a Humble Bundle way back, played them for a bit (I think I beat Thirty Flights of Loving) and then put them in my Steam library’s folder I made titled “Games That Are Bad”. To each their own I guess. 

It depends on how it is written and I’m basing my thoughts on this article alone which lacks context. If they write it as Shinra triggering a larger explosion without AVALANCHE knowing about it, they could easily think that it was just their bomb that did more than was planned, which mirrors what Jessie said in the…

What? We've known it would be split into multiple parts for ages now. 

Go back and beat the titles I have come close to finishing but never have:

“We want to make this right, and we are currently looking into ways we may be able to compensate you.”

For me Outer Worlds felt kind of like a first person Bioware game. And while I know that sounds very appealing to a lot of people, I personally haven’t enjoyed any Bioware titles other than KOTOR and Jade Empire. But I'm definitely in the minority there. 

I’d say it depends. For adult or teenagers I could go either way. But for younger kids who should have their accounts set up by their parents anyways? Always set it up in advance so you can set up parental controls, make sure the email is one you control (maybe a fresh email in their name that they can take ownership…

‘He said that after paying taxes on that amount, splitting the remainder 50-50 with his son, and paying off all his outstanding debts, he “will pretty much end up with nothing.”’

Okay I gave it and some of their other albums a listen on Spotify. My review from only a couple of songs:

I can't fall asleep to music because my brain will focus on it and follow along but I'll likely pick this up anyways. I'm always down for smooth jams, especially of the video game variety. 

I'm pretty sure you'll be waiting for a long time. As far as we know, Bethesda Game Studios is working on Starfield and TES:VI. I doubt we'll hear anything about FO:5 until at least one of those titles release.