I agree that its absolutely atypical, and I still find it hard to believe myself. I am not proficent in low level programming and cannot begin to fathom how a load spike could translate into the behaviour that I seem to have witnessed.

It’s an exaggeration for sure but memleaks and performance issues are the basic things tested in pre-alpha stages. If those issues are still there, the QA has been very lacking.

Yeah, I need to defend this part of it too. I frequently fall asleep playing games, and it has nothing to do with quality or entertainment value. Simply m y work/life schedule doesn’t permit me to sit down and relax till 11PM most nights, and I need to be up at 5:30-6 AM to get the kids ready for daycare and me for…

Same thing happened to me.

Whoa, this comment should be up higher. 

Rocket League, when it launched on PC, seemed to cause massive voltage spikes. three of my clanmates had bluescreens or computer turning off completely. All three of them eventually purchased new, stronger PSUs in the course of troubleshooting, and this, miraculously, fixed their problem.

But only when I fall asleep playing.

honestly, i kinda dig the “claymation” look they have going on. It helps get rid of some of that uncanny valley.

Erm...

“Now sprinkle some crack on him.”

Arrest was super Effective!

Hope his jail cell has a Pokestop.

Wait, are you sure they weren’t hitting ON the officer?

I plan on covering a Pokemon every weekend, so we will find out. Bookmark this comment if I end up one day posting something like “I’m out of interesting Pokemon.” lol

Maybe I’m being to optimistic. 

Oh yeah, I forgot about that.  Anyways, I really do think that some other developer should take over actually building the game world.  Personally, I would mind a return to an old school, top down RPG.

Nah cause them Bethesda will fuck Obsidian over on bonuses for 1 measly point on metacritic...

Thanks for fucking up a once-great IP, Bethesda. I could forgive FO4, but FO76 just really crystallizes that Bethesda never understood the IP.

I’m right there with ya man...pretty sure it went something like this for me...

mobile games are often developed alongside a movie. this looks like they didn’t meet release targets with the movie, so they repackaged and released.