I have a loot problem in RPGs. I hate junking things unless I absolutely know 100% that I won’t use them. The last time I attempted to play ME1 seriously was probably about 2017, and I’m sure I didn’t have the omni-gel to bypass it.

That’s the one. The last time I went through the game I actually did find a guide. The biggest problem was that I had to keep alt-tabbing away because I only had one screen. That made the puzzle even more annoying.

I can’t remember the planet, but there’s a stacking puzzle early/mid-game that completely kills ME1 for me. Every time I consider doing a full playthrough of the series again, that alone shuts down the idea. Nothing else in the trilogy angers me as much as that one puzzle does.

If you want something other than hot tub streams on Twitch, there are still other streamers who don’t do them. I’d argue the average Twitch viewer knows what they’re looking for. If hot tub streamers are affecting your viewership, maybe adapt and find something else to appeal to viewers. Don’t blame others for doing…

So yes, parents could possibly encourage their kids to find other things to do, or spend time with them doing other things (when possible). There aren’t that many options when children and families are living in a pandemic though.

I watched the first episode and found it incredibly awful. I’m glad the show is getting some love though.

I’m amazed there are 2.5 million people who think watching Fortnite is fun. It’s barely enjoyable playing it.

I recently ran into someone who complained because a Youtube review of WW84 came out a week before the movie. The review was completely empty of spoilers beyond some trailer clips. If someone purposely clicks on a review of a video that says there are no spoilers, they shouldn’t complain.

It’s hard enough just for me to look at his drugged-up face

I’m betting there was still many players willing to give R* that money yesterday

What particular controls are crappy? And what’s wrong with actually requiring people to go places to do things? It may not have been good design to make people go across the map to do a heist but letting everyone do everything in one location isn’t immersive or interesting.

Sweet, sweet, microtransactions

For those players like me who are very casual and often solo, the price tag on the sub was enough to seriously disappoint me. Truthfully, I do have a bad habit of buying too many vehicles, so that limits my cash, but even spending nothing it would probably take me 2-3 months to save up for it.

Canonically The Mandalorian only takes place about nine years after the Sarlacc swallowed Boba Fett.

GTA Online is part of GTA V which was initially released in 2013.

There’s a statement in this article saying the Kickstarter hasn’t been cancelled, but only postponed. There’s a major contradiction between the headline and actual fact. No one else in the comments seems to notice that.

I’ve literally never gotten a message like that. Of course my relatively small footprint on PSN might have something to do with that.

PS4 was basically just that too. Invite someone just with a single action and the party can pretty much stay open indefinitely.

It would be a better question asking me which I have seen, at least all the way through. I don’t particularly like horror.

This will be the most softball of exams ever done. I want them to prove me wrong.