So... late stage capitalism?

I know about it and it doesn’t even stop me.

In the grand scheme of things, I’m pretty sure the number of people aware of such a thing as Denuvo is teeny tiny compared to the group of consumers that just “buys the newest batman game” sight unseen.

Perfect for a game of “Nonsense or Actual Anime Title”.

“Content Creator”. You don’t even have to specify what the fuck you’re doing on the internet anymore. You could just call it “filler creator”, because that’s what it is. 

The only 3D cinema experience to actually wow me was the Hobbit trilogy. Saw those back to back when the 3rd part was released. Content of the movies left a lot to be desired, but the high framerate was fantastic for the 3D presentation.

Attentionwhores. Attentionwhores as far as the eye can see.

I was being sarcastic. 

Maybe try something with NFT’s. You never now.

It all depends on your connection, but it’s passable. Of course, once you’re going into “mobile hotspot” territory, it becomes a little wonky. But it’s great to just be able to boot up a game real quick to see if you like it. And for the more “casual” games it’s absolutely perfect.

I’ve been running Microsoft Edge on mine (for GamePass streaming) and it’s getting updated on the reg.

Let’s let Digital Foundry decide, yeah?

Maybe it’s the writers. Let’s hope it’s the writers. 

The game mode was “having fun with a Battlefield game”.

That’s with a dose of global warming mixed in?

The weapons that are upgraded with the sombre stones can’t be greased. They also have their own weapon art that can’t be swapped.

I always have the “don’t loose runes on death” tear in my physic flask. Always. It also keeps your previous bloodstain around if you die before you reach it again. So it’s even okay if you forget it the first time you try and platform your way to some useless bit of guff guarded by a white wolf on a hard to reach…

At least we get some good Red Letter Media content out of it.

Remember when Trek was good?

Same goes for religion by the way.