I understand their frustration, but competition is good.

You know, that sounds insanely good at the moment. Thank you for the info!

Two things.  What is the fish on that grill?   And I need to get one of these little grills.  They look wonderful.

Poor man was just buying an apple to feed his family.  Crying shame. 

Simultaneously learned that the wicked awesome trailer in Watch Dogs 2 was for a real game in development. And that the game had now been canceled. Roller coaster of emotions here.

Oh God, nobody says trickle down economics at family gatherings anymore.  

It seems so silly of a thing, but I kinda want to see all my favorite DBS character flicking the enemy the bird. In fact...

I haven’t really experienced that. I’ve been hunted twice and both for good reason. Testing the kill system flagged me. Stealing water flagged me. Course, I might be actively avoiding people.

I didn’t even consider the capacity of the vault. It’s a good point. I suppose if they want to expand population later, they can open one of the other vaults.  I don’t think they are even used for anything right now. All three are currently inaccessible anyway.

Yeah, it is more a design... feature.  But even squinting I often only see 10 people on a server.  But sometimes 20s.

I’m on PC. But to be fair, it’s probably by design. Like 5-10 people on an entire server. It has gotten higher into the high 20s, which is pretty nice. But there are quite a few big empties.

Does it have a large enough soundtrack? From this it’s hard to tell if it’s the same song playing every stage or if it’s got different themes or music as you progress.

Somehow I can’t tell if this makes the game better or worse.  Seems like another split of the player base on maps that are practically empty anyway.

Not once, but twice has my stronghold has been overrun by insane chinchillas.

Hey guys, we need to get a receipt for those purchases. Guys?

Competition never hurt anyone.

It’s put most of my games in one place. Auto updates them. And it allows me to buy from other stores, and easily activate on steam. Allows you to price around instead of getting stuck with steadily rising Steam prices.

Oh yeah!  That’s why the name is so obviously familiar.  And why we all know Pinkerton.  

I think they were 0 weight in 3, nv and 4. In 1 and 2 you had a lockpick skill and if you found it a lockpick kit.

I’ve suspected for a while that games like this eventually breed this philosophy: