Yup, because no other race in any other nation have been “agressed against”

What he said was during his “debate” was stupid. But some of what he says here isn’t. We ‘re quick to label people we don’t agree with. When someone says something stupid it’s a teaching a moment. Don’t just yell at me that I’m wrong, explain to me why I’m wrong. I understand logic doesn’t always work but that’s not a…

Of a somewhat different stripe but still pretty nasty in implications. 

Fun fact: Watch Dogs is one of two games I’ve played that I never finished. I stopped playing because of how patently awful it was. The other was Alan Wake.

If you’ve played TES games, then you know people standing around doing weird shit is incredibly immersive.

Until the next exploit pops up and then they’ll have to deal with that. It’s something that will never truly go away. It’s not the programmers “fault” for leaving something in they never intended. It’s the attitude of the people who do it.

Diving back into Elder Scrolls Online. Out of all the available content all i have is the orsinium dlc. Haven’t touched it yet though. just kinda grinding through the base content first. without the level scaling its been interesting.

Don’t forget Rock the Dragon!

Putting them on PC would be a start.

Pleased as heck that people enjoyed this.

Not gonna mention that it’s the sequel to Nehrim, the Oblivion total conversion that the same team brought out ages back?

Been checking this website weekly since the last Kotaku article, glad it s finally out and I can close the tab

It is, and Enderal Feels very much like Witcher 3 (just finished that one recently myself -with all DLCs). My suggestion if you have a bit of time try Nehrim as although not necessary still has a great story and acts as a prelude to this one in many ways. I’ve had to reread some lore to remind myself of some events…

I definitely like the idea of it being set in a collapsed and unified timeline. get everything under one roof again. There’s still plenty of space in the three divergent timelines to fit any crazy Zeldas they like.

This is Self-reflection. It’s a skill adults have. I’m pretty cool with it.

“We” shouldn’t be used here. It wasn’t a nationwide idea nor was it something everyone in the American government at the time wanted.

So the fate of the world...hangs on the outcome of a children’s card game?

I’ve found myself conatantly returning to the nearest workbench, thanking the old gods AND the new that workbench storage is shared universally.

I loved this game, so much fun.

Buddy...I’ve played War Thunder and World of Tanks. The “F2P” vibe you speak of is barely existent here. Star Citizen is Buy To Play, similar to Guild Wars 2. Of course, there will probably be cash shop options for players to continue funding development. Let’s name a few examples: