Battlefield V has a server browser though. You can host your own private servers just like the good old days.
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Creed is really great too, the physics aren’t exactly super complex (there are only 3 levels of force for punches) but you can do a lot within the game’s little sandbox. Online is really fun if you can find someone who isn’t just cheesing it. Hell of a workout, too.
Wow, they’re even paying for exclusive league commissioners now... What will Epic do next?
Or like how some people call the original Playstation the PSX, when the PSX was actually a combination Playstation/DVD player that only released in Japan.
The Xbox 360 was supposed to compete with the Playstation 3 and 2 sounds older and weaker than 3, so they went, IIRC, with the idea that it the player is the center of the experience so people wouldn’t think the Xbox 2 was a competitor to the PS2.
I accidentally discovered this back at launch - if you’re in a catapult and back it up to a steep hill/cliff, when you get out you’ll be stuck under the map. Couldn’t get back out, but it was really fun waiting for an enemy to try grab the catapult then stabbing them through the ground.
I don’t play Magic but GG-ing out when you know you’ve been bested is standard etiquette in, like, basically every competitive game. Starcraft, Counter-Strike, all the MOBAs, etc.
Yeah, they’re full of entitled manbabies demanding Ubisoft cater to their whims by changing the game.
I mean you’re preaching to the choir - it’s not like the actual developers, coders, artists, and audio engineers really have any say in the matter.
No but you don’t get it, he’s Russian! Clearly some pinko commie libtard just trying to steal GUBBERMINT SEEEEKRITS
I think deep down they know, they just want an excuse to feel superior by building up some ridiculous strawman. They’re painting this as some Gamergate-tier harassment campaign when that’s very obviously not even close to what it is, and using it as an excuse to vent their frustrations at anyone with a different…
No, I’m suggesting they think it’s serious action.
I really liked GW2 and spent hundreds of hours with it, but with the layoffs and restructuring I can’t bring myself to check back in. I just don’t see the point re-investing in something that pretty clearly has no long term future, that game is living on borrowed time.
I guess he was in the processing of sending it, then tried to burn the evidence when he heard footsteps? But if he knew they were coming for him already, and they were already going to kill him, why does it matter if he leaves around some evidence?
Right. But what is “the power of Thor” if not lightning? And and how can the hammer give someone that power if it wasn’t even giving Thor that power in the first place?
But why would Thor need a hammer that gives him the power of... himself?
That’s a fair point. I think the main disconnect is that a kid can’t just go buy $300 of Magic cards on a whim, they actually have to get the money and go to a store and interact with a real person.
Eh, disagree. Gameplay is irrelevant to the issue, lawmakers don’t care about preserving gameplay balance - they care about not marketing gambling to kids.
there really isn’t a lesson to take away from this about embracing and accepting loss. Life sucks.