Not only do you have to play a lot or pay to unlock other characters, but you still have to pay to unlock the game’s protagonist? Shouldn’t the protagonist be a freebie in multiplayer?

Happy to see more of this. Does the Switch NEED it? Do switch owners NEED it? No, but the ability to have the option only helps the console in the long-term.

If it means a Dead Space 4, I’ll happily buy an HD re-release of the franchise (especially if it means the Wii shooter gets ported to a platform I own).

Just because it’s not there doesn’t mean it can’t run.

Whoever thought that hitcount numbers thing was cool needs to be put to the wall and shot. It spoils such a beautiful setting with the kind of gimmicks one would expect from cartoons. It’s like telling a classical story in a comic book. To each their own, but I find it annoying and anachronistic. Also, the RPG level…

Team Yiga is blasting off again!

yesssss! that would be nice to see FT members on the map! i’ve thought this so many times. Or at least place a waypoint on any part of the map so you can travel in the general direction of what you’re looking for (like Cayde’s chests).

IIRC, he’s also a Dead Space fan and was talking about doing a movie adaptation.

You know, I’ve seen many hardcore mmo players complain about casuals getting catered to more, but as the fanbase continues to age I don’t think there’s any avoiding it. My understanding is that the bulk of gamers are adults now, and most adults are in the same situation as Keza and Patrick.

You’d think so, but no. I really don’t think that’s what everyone’s concern is. Even the people who are all ostensibly arguing for equality have different visions of what that means. Seems like it should be straightforward, but it’s not.

-This plan lowers the tax rate on the highest earners and raises the lowest tax rate.

Third-party sellers. Don’t buy from them.

GameStop seems to be the best bet. They get regular shipments and I don’t think they are all that hard to find if you keep your eye out. The stock websites only show GameStop’s online stuff which usually includes a bundle.

Holy shit.

I think what she is highlighting is the creativity of taking everyday items like buckets, bubble blowers, and paint rollers and turning them into weapons in a shooter. Sure, guns in other games can feel good, but were else are you gonna have a stand-off between a bubble blower and a paint brush? (And have it be waaaay…

I hate how an incredible small percentage of the world’s population (most in “developed” countries as well ffs), feel the need to put themselves in the spotlight in areas where nobody wants to do anything with it and enjoy whatever they are doing. While a much larger percentage is struggling with issues which are…

Ugh, playing with people like this is almost as bad as playing with people who disconnects.