Looks like it could be worth $15-20 especially if the capitol ship mode is any fun. I’ll be looking for it on Steam, anyway.

The article says it’ll be coming to Steam Early Access, too.

I really enjoyed Dying Light, even if I was quite disappointed that my 4-player Co-op experience unceremoniously ended at a brick wall for the final fight. (Which was ANOTHER disappointment. Seriously, Techland? QTEs?)

I’m fine with Bethesda taking the safe route and making kids invincible by default. That is their prerogative, and honestly probably the better way to go. After all, the last thing we need is Mother’s Against Fun, or whatever organization that decides it’s their moral duty, to push to have the game banned or stuck…

I only disagree with you on Sneaking. I love the [ Hidden ] indicator, as it is prominent, and in my opinion, has never been a distraction. You mentioned it could look sort of like the Thief sneaking indicator which I feel doesn’t fit within the universe. You don’t need to be in the dark to be hidden, so a darkening…

It took me a little while to get that in conversations you always retain full control of your character. You don’t have to “end” a conversation with a dialog option, you just start moving away. I really like that, but it did take some getting used to.

Oh, you thought you made an intelligent, mature argument to begin with? Sorry, you lost when you called Kotaku writers immature and then used the term “farticle.” Real mature, that.

You’re wrong. Don’t worry, though, it’s OK to be wrong.

After about level 20 it seems as if the difficulty just drops off completely on normal. Before 20 I was regularly reloading or going and grabbing my Power Armor. After 20 I really don’t use it much any more except for fun (I have 3 sets) and I almost never need to reload. I’m about to start a new run with a male…

To be honest, there is no shortage of fusion cores. I have had no problem finding them just by exploring, and I haven’t even had to buy any. I’m sitting on 28 right now. I find way more than I need. Shop keepers sell them, too. so they are not actually finite.

It’s reality becuase the majority of news outlets talk like you. Rolling over and playing ball to protect long term “relationships.” Not exactly independent or credible if you’re in bed with people you should be reporting on. Perhaps if more outlets actually took a stand against Publishers, like Kotaku has, they would…

Have you gone into the Glowing Sea? A hasmat suit works, too, but come on! Power Armor!

I get what you’re saying sometimes. It’s like some days she performed great and sometimes it’s like she was having a bad day.

Well that is an interesting opinion. You’re allowed to be wrong, though, it’s OK.

Opens the command console, you can input developer commands that can do things such as give yourself any item in the game, caps, resurrect dead NPCs, or alter your characteristics, stats, perks, etc.

Console Command that allows you to spawn X number of a specific character.

Do not pickup everything, now. Explore an pickup anything immediately useful. While crafting, you can hit Q to mark mods or settlement ovjects as looking for materials. Then, objects containing those materials will be marked with a magnifying glass icon. That’s what I’ve learned, so far, anyway.

This is Bethesda. It’ll have bugs, but on PC we’ll be able to circumventing some of the worst game breaking ones. Hopefully. Can’t wait till midnight!

Thank you. Been trying to play Isolation, but this damn save point nonsense is annoying. One of the reasons I never liked the survival horror genre. Too bad, though. The game is fun otherwise, but I probably will never finish it.

It’s an Arena Shooter so you’ll only see bot matches as a single player option, if anything. I would be very surprised to learn about any kind of real campaign/single player mode.