Helping people stock shelves, i.e. finding it and putting it out for them, is not “forcing” anyone to do anything. It is the exact opposite, i.e. doing their work for them so they aren’t compelled to do so because of their job.

The only true Halo fan.

I’m stilling going to hear Genji spam ‘I need healing’

I hated having a UI that mostly accommodated people who enjoyed talking to inanimate objects.

“So, what, we just some kind of....half-baked bolted-on four hour campaign?"

As much as we all like to joke about Geoff Keighley being “Doritos Pope” and a shill and whatnot, I think the dude legitimately just wanted to create “the Oscars of video games” and this is what it takes to make it feasible. Can’t really fault him for that, and I don’t see anyone else producing an alternative at this…

I gotta say, I’m a bit sad at how many AAA studios now are doing licensed stuff, especially superheroes. Crystal Dynamics doing Avengers instead of Tomb Raider, Insomniac doing Spider-Man and Wolverine, Eidos doing GotG instead of Deus Ex, Firaxis doing Midnight Suns... at least the Arkham games were from pretty-much…

“But I don’t have a platform to write a long winded article whining”

Animal Bossing:

This is sad. We had better giant enemy crab fights way back in 2006. Kong can’t even flip them over for massive damage.

I forgot to mention that I’m clinically stupid.

You don’t need NFTs or blockchain to run a closed market for skins or whatever. 

Just wanted to mention that it is also depressing when the U.S. has many issues and problems related to corporations and politics that are actually worse than shown in Cyberpunk. Like the world in CP actually feels more friendly in some ways, which is weird.

It’s a coming of age story that features a space patrol officer, a robot that may or may not be the pirate lord, and an evil galactic corporation trying to stupify the galaxy and they use scooters and guitars as their weapons. What’s not to understand?

Boo!

Sadly only in the US :-( 

Playing video games is your job.  Boo Hoo.