Half of that description was a common staple in the Fallout franchise by the time new vegas came out.

I enjoyed this quest, but the basic premise was your stereotypical murder mystery with a twist. I’m not surprised there are similarities.

I can’t believe they would steal from a guy who created completely unique and original idea of a bunch of robots with crazy personalities, a man trapped alone in a library, themes of AI, noire detective elements........

If that were the case, I’d be playing the original still as well. I was playing COD4 as recently as a year ago online. It’s riddled with cheaters. They don’t even attempt to hide running programs in the background to enable invincibility etc. I’m very much looking forward to revisiting the game I love so much without…

a prominent modder claiming that the developers took heavy inspiration from his Fallout: New Vegas mod without giving him any credit

Heading to Pokestop: “SITREP: OSCAR MIKE to target location. SNAFU.”

Arriving at Pokestop, only to discover it is attached to a “historical placard” set at the edge of a cornfield in BFE; cell phone reception is questionable: “SITREP: Arrived at target location. Support structure may be compromised. Assessment: TARFU.”

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RAMIREZ, OSCAR MIKE THAT PIKACHU!

It doesn’t look bad, but I just don’t have much interest in playing it

This is something I would definitely buy separately, as I played the hell out of Modern Warfare just after grad school (it was also the last Call of Duty game I ever purchased—apart from Black Ops on a Steam sale).

As part of a package deal, it’s actually a really nice little add-on for folks who are still into the…

Previous Rainbow Six titles had a thoroughly enjoyable solo mode as well as a fun online offering, so you can imagine a bunch of people feeling gutted after playing Siege (which doesn’t even let you play the series signature solo mode, Terrorist Hunt, without an Internet connection Or friendly AI). People still played…

Multiplayer is only what you put into it. It has no story, no purpose, and is highly repetitive (especially on these 4 map games lately) on its own.

I barely played the beta, I really didn’t care for the game. I don’t recall how the progression system worked, but I see why a roll back for the free to play update is upsetting the small amount of people that actually supported the game from the start.

first i heard of its success dude...

What’s a Kinect? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

When using my steam link I’m on my couch so playing action games and RPGs which are great with a controler however RTS’ and 4X Games need a mouse and keyboard.

Is there any truth in some games being more CPU intensive than GPU intensive? Yes (see Dwarf Fortress). Is The Witcher 3 more CPU intensive than GPU intensive? No.

According to your narrow definition of censorship that isn’t at all what the term has been used to mean in regards to media for decades. There are two versions, one shows more skin and adult situations and the second has been scrubbed of them. The second has been censored, whether it’s by force of a regulating…

I feel like anyone who’s old enough, and dedicated enough to read a subbed game, is probably fine seeing a little cleavage.

We, gentlemen of the west, don’t sexualize and exploit young teenage girls in showbiz.

I don’t mind censorship in games aimed at a general audience. In this game I wonder who the censorship is even for? Its an absolutly niche product aimed at a niche audience. Justt seems to be done to prevent some preemptive outrage instead of tailoring a product for the actual people buying it. Hell this game didn’t…