Let’s continue this discussion over in the ‘Latest PC patch wipes all MK savegames, lowers resolution and decreases framerates’ thread.

Let’s continue this discussion over in the ‘Latest PC patch wipes all MK savegames, lowers resolution and decreases framerates’ thread.

Mocking the way the Briggs player constantly bopped up and down to make it unpredictable to figure out what move she’d use next, as far as I can tell.

“Mortal Kombat Spammer Gets What They Deserve”

I think that’s unfair. Nobody deserved this PC port.

That’s what I said when Borderlands 2 borked my save file. That was the last time I trusted cloud computing to do my backups for me. I feel you, buddy.

Remove the shadow from the light; The shadow grows.

The legacy of patches are bugs, Paddy.

But never meaning any of them.

Too bad it doesn’t.

Thanks for the citation.

Now it’s been taken down.

No matter how good the new Wolfenstein is, I just can’t get over the fact that it retroactively invalidates every single previous game in the series. You lose, the Nazis win, and in the new game everything you do amounts to basically giving the victorious regime a black eye. Yay.

Looks fine to me. Unlike half of MKX’s Fatalities, at least they didn’t try too hard.

Capitalism? Oh for the love of- Yeah, because Communist countries have no history of systematic abuse of police and military authority or anything.

Where’s the 4kids version, made out of lolipop fragments?

They’re the epitome of Trying Too Hard.

The problem is that they feel the need to one-up themselves every game. Can’t repeat themselves, must up the ante, so things that needed no fixing were broken.

The one of the above that I regret losing the most is actually NOT The Last Guardian. Instead, I was really pumped for Prey 2. A whole open-world game essentially set in ME’s Omega sounded like it was really going places... Then it went down the tubes.

You’re hilarious.

It’s nice that we’re all over Ace’s death enough now to blithely pose with his murdered corpse.

I’ve said it before and I’ll no doubt end up saying it again, but I feel HR’s biggest narrative misstep is trying to be a prequel to Deus Ex 1. When everything has to be funneled down to a predetermined point you ruin the game’s potential to end on it’s own terms. I hope Mankind Divided fixes this and has the guts to…

Next class, screwing Jack Kirby over. Special guest lecture by the ghost of Bob Kane.