Camera hacks and then of course those people decided to fly the camera into her crotch...for research.

Yeah “I can decide that I get creepy vibes from you” pretty much nailed it. I mean people can do it but it’s a bit of a creepy perv vibe.

Like if I went to a persons house and they were playing Elden Ring and decided that this was something they wanted to show me as a cool part of the game, I’d laugh it off but file it…

I kind of loved the digital picket line, it was a nice reminder of the value you all create. I definitely noticed the lack of updates, then later in the week found out what was going on. I didn’t find anything new to click on so hopefully my lack of clicking articles helped move the needle in yalls favor.

Probably a smart move, people are always asking to see more of Master Chief outside of helmets...right, aren’t people always talking about how interesting the character is without the armor?!?

Well I’m sure they’ve done their research and people are just clamoring for this version of the character. It’s worked out well…

I don’t mind the launcher if it’s in service of having their own store or providing extra features, but I did hate being forced through a launcher. If they just stuck with making them optional I’d happily support them. Heck I use the GOG launcher all the time because it’s easier to browse their store with. It’s when…

That’s what I would expect with a film that’s been through so much. After all these years of delays and director changes everyone really passionate about the idea has moved on. Thus, we’re left with what the people passionate about profits could come up with.

They and their is used as a singular noun all the time though.

“My teacher gave me a B.”
“Did they explain their reason for the grade.”
“No they didn’t, I’ll ask them next time.”

Hopefully they also demoted whoever had the ide for the pricing model, then some of the marketing people as well.
The marketing should’ve included the tagline “We promise we won’t cancel this service, yeah we always say but this time we mean it”.

Haha omg, but yeah this is a great point and shouldn’t we all be talking about how every year cars keep using the ‘wheel’ over and over like we wouldn’t notice. I mean I know it’s not broke and doesn’t really need fixing but what’s with all these lazy mechanical engineers.

Yeah that’s the same feeling I get. Sounds more like a Kickstarter just with NFTs. Kickstarters have been crashing and burning while creators take the money and run for years already.

Love the message, I feel like it’s the opposite of “preaching to the choir” though. I’ve never really liked G4 because of the reasons she listed. So at this point I feel like they have cultivated that type of audience, so it’s an audience of folks who just won’t listen to this. I hope they do though, I’d love to have…

Yeah the article is hating on the game but like I said I got this same vibe about the game when I looked at it weeks ago and all those things turned me off on the game. So the article is still right in a way.

The game has some weird attempts at comedy and some questionable references and language. If those things are…

Ok you say all that like it can’t change, but it doesn’t have to because we already have the tools and the money incentives.

NFTs would allow the money side of things to work in everyone’s favor. If I resell my used game the platform, the retailer, the developer can all get a piece of that resell value. NFTs already do…

Yeah I was in the mood for a SWAT style game a few weeks ago and saw this one but got a weird vibe from it’s photos & description in Steam. I forget exactly what it was but something didn’t sit right with me but I think it was things like this article mentions.

I ended up buying Door Kickers 2 and have been enjoying it.

That’s great and all but “quality over quantity” is still my preference. If they found a way to stretch a quality experience over 500 hours I will be impressed...but I’m skeptical.

I’ve been hoping GameStop is going to use NFTs for something useful, hopefully they’re going back to their bread & butter money maker of used games. Digital used games where ownership is managed by NFTs sounds really cool and potentially a massive market.

Yeah I only finished Bastion because I was playing it on a flight. The other games I haven’t completed because I hit a point of “these are cool visuals but I don’t feel like doing this over and over anymore”. That studio does great work with a small team but they use a lot of gameplay gimmicks to pad out their run…

There is a middle ground between banning behavior and demanding/requiring it.

Was a really great game! That one dark part with the elephant was really dark and weird though. I kept waiting for something in the game to stop me or takeover but it just kept going.