Took me a little while to get used to the controls, (how they feel and remember what does what), but now that I have, I’m enjoying them quite a bit. How lpng have you been playing it? Have you given yourself enough time to learn them?

Good point. Rather than “being art” though, I think the movement system was designed to encourage you to full explore the detail and depth of the world and feel rooted in it.

Solid points and I know Spidey has been getting critical raves.

Thanks for clearing up the two products Gwent and Thronebreaker. It was reported differently elsewhere and was confusing.

I loved the 3rd person of Witcher 3, but if these devs think 1st person is best for this game, I trust them that it will be a better expereince.

I guess I see what you mean. How i read it: “it’s free, but really you’ll have to pay if you want to enjoy the game past the first few minutes.” It read as a head’s up to me.

Yeah, that’s how I read it too, as a warning. I am familiar with thismsystem from warframe. Think it’s a very fair thing for devs to do: you can try out the game for as long as you want, but if you want get really get into it, you have to pay at least a little. The inventory space is pretty crucial to a major part of…

For me, by far the best use of a snooze feature is to snooze an email I send to someone where I need them to respond, which seems to be about 75% of my job.

Make that two, brother. Exact same situation for me. I am psyched i’ll be able to check this out now.

+1 here. I did not buy it precisely for these reasons, and itbkilled me because i loved the first one. But buyimg orcs with real world money seemed to ruin the game’s recruiting system and in general I find pay to win abhorrent.  But now I definitely will buy the game in July.

Nice article, thanks! The UI sounds like a dream. I share many of your preferences, perhaps especially thr disda9n for mini maps. Playing the Witcher 3, and swtiching to a mod that rellaced the mini map with on screen ic0ns in the distance was my first realiztion how much minimaos ruin immersion, drawing your eyes…

Sincerely trying understand one of your points. I get the part about how “calling yourself trash” could still be a way to remain dominant, in the spotlight, etc. But are you suggesting that men do something to address this issue? You say,“STFU.” So you are suggesting they should literally not say or do anything? What…

If you keep your house clutter free, remote start seems like a great feature. As for my house, we have to do a quick tidy before starting the roomba each time. There are invariably sewing projects, musical instruments, or at the very least something drying (glue? paint? fresh pasta? Could be any of these and more). So…

If you keep your house clutter free, remote start seems like a great feature. As for my house, we have to do a quick…

This article should be required reading. Maybe sticky it?

Comedy is a tricky business, comics walk this tight rope all the time, and sometimes mistakenly cross it, to their detriment, this is nothing new. My question: Did he intentionally incite hate against jewish people? From what I have seen, obviously not.

Well said, but he repudiate the hate groups. Ive not seen his videos and now ihave to go look to have an infirmed opinion, but from his description it sounds like WSJ pulled a completely sleezy move and took them way out of context.

I had a blast playing with friends. Did two, three and four man groups. Four man groups were great with friends, not too chaotic at all. In ine we split up into groups of two and hit the Unidad base from opposite sides, one set going for the capitain while the other drew attention away from them, freeing the prisoners…

Nice overview, I agree.

Nope. A league is not a market. Fans are the market. Two leagues said the market is too small to share and be successful, that’s why both were requiring players to just choose one.

Your experience and conclusions with friendly hud mirror mine. looking at the environment and small quest marker rather than the mini-map is a HUGE improvement in immersion, not to be underestimated.