I understand what implied lines are. There’s a lot of “implied lines” and you’ve cherry picked the ones that support your argument. There are instances where graphical assets line up and draw more overt “implied” lines that don’t support your argument. For instance, right side of the screen, first batch of treetops…

You are literally looking at the only direction to head in, forward. Turn right or left. Where are the implied lines? Turn around, are there implied lines? The moment you change your perception by moving, those “lines” disappear.

So “billboard overlays” and the like are still completely unnecessary.

That whole “implied lines” things is a load of garbage.

I’m trying to comprehend why the git gud bros aren’t having a constant altercation with the cheesers.

5 marines!  One in the passenger side!

The only thing that makes Ben Kingsley’s fake out in Iron Man 3 even remotely acceptable is Shang-Chi.

Poorly paraphrasing something that was already poorly paraphrased:

“Never let someone with a franchise tattoo review the franchise.”

That guy could make an amazing living OUTSIDE of faking Nintendo news.

Stop trying to make Fetch happen.

I’m baffled why this is even a featured story.

Except the inspiration is cyclical.  Chuck Berry inspired Marty, Marty unintentionally inspired Chuck Berry.  It’s a throwaway joke, not a racial statement.

You’re likely not getting meat with 500 hours of Dying Light 2, you’re getting mostly cartilage. Filler content. I’d be happy to be proven wrong, though.

Witcher 3 is a shining example and also far from the norm.  You’re way more likely to get the Assassin’s Creed approach to collectibles than any meaningful content.

You’re getting cartilage.

Why should I download the entire game, taking up valuable internal drive space, if I’m only going to play single player?

But he is wrong, I downloaded the campaign from the Manage Game option.

If there’s any chance of a sequel and/or new instruments, it’ll be through Epic.  But I’ve been purchasing DLC the whole time and part of me worries they’ll just take Harmonix off of its Rock Band dedication and commit them fully to other projects.

That must be it.

It’s pretty fucking clear you don’t even know what YOU’RE talking about, so I’m not surprised you’re having trouble following.

That’s...not how math or statistics work.  But keep blowing smoke, you do you.

Everyone making these comparisons to Zelda misses out on the whole dungeon-item-boss loop and how the items you find are far more integral to exploration than getting the crap beat out of you as you look for secret doors.