aaaaaaaaand, added to wishlist

Well wouldja lookit that. Turns out graphics aren’t as important as gameplay. Strange times.

I always considered it the good ending. You bring about change and allow the world to move forward, as opposed to just delaying the inevitable. It’s the progressive ending, in a way.

That’s the most eloquent 10 year-old I’ve ever seen

Now if they can just get the online network figured out.

“I can’t believe that a game changed during development.”

Cry more. Meanwhile, everyone else will be enjoying an amazing game.

HOW is a standalone so you won’t need the first dlc but obviously you’ll be missing out on a raid and some other stuff

The Witcher 3: Stop-motion animation edition

Holy, I can’t stop laughing at this.

That was amazing. The Bloodbourne equivalent to this classic:

Mods being broken on updates is pretty normal for anyone used to the modding scene.

“yeahitkindadoes”

When I was younger I was never into PlayStation and I really wanted FF8 for some reason. I worked my ass off to buy a ps1 and FF8. Coming from Nintendo I did not realize I needed a memory card and I did not have the money at the time to get one. I just left the ps1 on for days at a time until I beat FF8 Completely. I…

Please get back to me when someone makes a Cadillacs and Dinosaurs mod.

That’s not lazy, that’s inevitable. If you’ve ever worked on any software project of any significant scope, development remnants are absolutely unavoidable and completely inefficient to remove when they have negligible impact on the game itself.

It could be way better if it were remade to today’s gaming standards (in terms of graphics/resolutions, primarily). Playing at the game’s highest resolution on a 1920 x 1080 monitor doesn’t do the game justice.

I liked the first FU but really hated the second. FU for me was about having force powers and being awesome. FU2 was about having force powers, but not being allowed to be awesome because every enemy blocked your force powers. Thus began an exercise in frustration that made me quit after the third level.

Finally this game gets some love. The only way it could be better is if it had 4-player co-op.