It’s in the dev livestream that happened two days ago. You can see it explained in their blog post on the official site although I think it’s quite summarized and if you want the complete explanation, either watch the livestream or simply wait for the patch note on the 17th (probably easier to do that if you don’t…

“While I have yet to see an 825 drop (and I’m really not too sure that the ilevel correlate at all with the roll results and barely seems to correlate with the roll ranges at high levels, if at all) I’ve been getting 800+ from the moment I stepped into T4.”

I haven’t started it yet, but if I can see that being very enjoyable anyway. Not every game has to say something interesting but I agree it is a shame if a cyberpunk game of all things doesn’t.

“First of all, I’m not your friend”

Nope, solo. Chain Ligthning Sorc with teleport used mostly offensively so not particularly fast, especially compared to my rogue. I did use elixir but considering they’re 5% additive that makes them a 1.5% xp boost.

I agree with you in general, but the Diablo series has been based entirely around farming since the second one. That’s literally the core of the appeal. People who don’t like that have access to a pretty enjoyable campaign though, I liked it a lot.

A bit more than before. On top of Uber Lilith and some PvP, you now have an interest in farming tiers 100 dungeons (which you don’t technically need to be 100 for but it’s gonna be much easier near or at max level) since they allow you to basically guarantee your rare’s item power is maxed out. They also allow you to…

It’s a bit strange, it took around 30 hours for me to do the last 20 levels. And I’m not a speedrunner by any means, I died a lot, I didn’t know the map very well and I didn’t use a build with a lot of movement abilities, my Rogue is much faster than that.

That’s easy, just read the Japanese version xD

They spent a whole stream explaining the changes and the arrival on steam has nothing to do with this, it’s mostly up to the overall change in policy toward BN with ActiBlizz. That being said, yes they have a lot of improvement to do.

Considering it sold 8.4 million on one platform in a year, I wouldn’t be surprised if Sony was disappointed but I don’t think it can in any way be called a flop. That’s about as many sales as the Tomb Raider reboot from 2013 which was multiplatform if I’m not mistaken.

I’m comparing the tech to other techs who relatively failed. NFT’s failure is much more dramatic than other techs that failed but eventually succeeded or at least found a purpose.

“I think it’s a bit premature to call NFTs an utter failure”

I’m playing BG3 right now, but I do get being addicted to Bethesda games despite their shallowness. There’s something about roaming in their world that I can’t find anywhere else. Not in Witcher 3, not in BG3.

The only part I agree with is that they might be back a bit more at some point. But it is different in the sense that NFTs have been a complete and utter failure at every level, failed to deliver any proof of being useful in any way whatsoever and crashed into the ground completely.

As I literally explained, nope. Public school.

Normal schools where I live have mandatory second language as early as second grade. By the time you get in fifth grade, you’ve probably have had 3 years of learning another language and it’s public school.

True, my bad!

I believe you. I still think your take is bad though. Black and White rhetoric? Rapists and sexual assaulters have been given the benefit of the doubt under the guise of “it’s more complicated” or “the world isn’t black and white” for decades if not more.

I honestly wasn’t expecting that from Nexus, good on them.