A real job? There is no such thing as a “real job”. If you earn money through the same routine every day, that’s a job. Doesn’t matter what that routine is.

It’s not really a dilemna if you never read the books and don’t care about them.

Interesting, thanks for the article.

Mage Knight is one of the best tabletop RPG games I’ve ever played. That said... 6h first game to learn it, yeah, it’s complicated, but very deep and once you know how it works, you can get your friends up to speed in an hour or two.

I’ll wait for VR gauntlets or anything else that really lets you use your hands and fingers. I’m sure that will be out very quickly.

All I got from the demo was aliasing and FPS drops.

I’d say the problem is having meaningful group content and not something arbitrarily added to create a grind like in B&S. In FFXIV, you have to complete the group dungeon to continue the story. In WoW, the early group content was optional, but provided powerful items for your level.

Yeah, I feel the same. Hopefully, some dev will take the risk with a VRMMO.

I’m getting a bit tired of the new MMOs coming out being mostly single player games with some quick group dungeons and you are done after a month.

The double , and “if” make it rather clear that the begining of the sentence is for BD and the extra comment for B&S. Because both games use the exact same marketing scheme which is making you believe they are releasing new content quickly when in fact it’s old content already play tested for months.

So they release a client months behind the korean version, if not years for B&S, and suddenly, it’s “fast” content? Looks like their marketing ploy is working.

They’ll have to think long and hard how to upgrade the current PS4 for cheap and announce it fast if they don’t want everyone reselling their console and stop buying the “old” one.

Why would anyone pre-order this exactly? It’s not coming out before the end of the year. By the end, we’ll have reviews, tests, hacks and what not of the Oculus and Vive. We might also see a massive drop in price from these two before Playstation VR really goes on sale. There is no reason whatsoever to dish out…

Sure, keep thinking that if it makes you feel better about it.

The combat & movement system is about the only thing worthwhile in that game. Of course, they managed to miserably fail in every other department, included how to create a fun environment to use that combat & movement in. Instead you have one of the most boring and bland MMOs recently released, even more so than Blade…

Humor aside, does anyone actually buy a game based on quotes from gaming magazines? Was it shown to have any meaningful impact on sales?

That was indeed much better somehow. Music playing the entire thing was the trick I think.

None of those are important or game breaking, it’s just a bit annoying for those affected.

Everyone’s different, you play as you wish obviously. However, as far as me and my friends are concerned, Ironman (only one save allowed, autosave each turn) is a much more interesting and rewarding experience in XCOM 2.

Spoken like a true buy & hold bull.