That’s the point though, he is poorly designed for his role, whatever that was intended for.
He doesn’t have enough survivability and utility to be a full tank. He can’t protect his team, he doesn’t reduce any damage/ult charge and he’s kinda squishy.
As an Off Tank, he needs moderately high damage to be a threat,…
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Why even make him a tank then? At that point, he’s an assassin trying to full fill Tracer, Sombra and to a degree, Reaper’s roles. But where those ones were high risk, high reward, the fat man could just walk back behind cover and heal up without much risk of punishment.
With Tracer trying to pick up a kill, you have…
I actually agree with removing Hog’s ability to one shot targets. It, combined with his lack of real tankiness meant that RH was mainly just lurking alone on the edges trying to grab a squishy target. For a game designed around teamwork, it really was just a one man operation.
Leave his weaponry where it is, make him…
People who prefer the PS2's “quality” visuals are the same people who think VHS offers an experience you can’t get with Blu-ray and that the distortion and low fidelity fuzzing sounds on ancient LP’s are better than than crystal clear audio where you can hear all the instruments.
My opinion: I think that Shovel Knight came out when the market for retro and pixel art games was already saturated, but the game was good so it found an audience anyway.
Eh. It is a form of platform-specific censorship, certainly—but it is not a violation of Eek’s First Amendment rights; those are two very different things, and the distinction is important.
Mind, I don’t necessarily find censorship to be a good or a bad thing; in this specific case, I think Valve should’ve vetted the…
As a backer, I actually disagree. I find the Famicom art to be horribly disappointing. I was expecting the Japanese box to be awesome and to—like many Japanese games actually did—have edge-to-edge art. Instead, there’s Beck standing in a lame pose in front of color-saturated wedges of characters that were copy-pasted…
Who the fuck would call the last of us an indie game ... ? What crack are you smoking? Last of Us SCREAMS AAA Tent Pole Console Exclusive studio project. Most people know what indie games are. I’ve read over your comment several times and not a single sentence of it makes sense ... How is owl boy NOT an indie game ?…
Given how long this game has been in early access, I’d say there’s some little bit of advantage warranted for those who chose to invest early.
Mind, I can completely understand not wanting to purchase a game in early access; I have less sympathy and understanding over bellyaching about a game that’s been available for…
One is violence in a video game.
Almost as if there’s a difference between playing a violent video game and threatening violence in real life (even as a joke).
I think there’s a bit more nuance there... it’s a bit of a false dichotomy.
So both Sony and Microsoft have -never- ever had supply issues with brand new consoles right? Never was it hard to find a PSone, PS2, 360, etc? Never mind that the Switch isn’t even fucking six months old yet, clearly you know more about supply chains then Nintendo (lol)
Wasn’t there an AI twitter bot that turned into a slutty nazi? I kind of feel like letting AIs see the internet is a pretty obvious way to hasten our demise as a species...
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Eh. I would say a not insignificant part of the conviction that “Snapchat is fucking stupid” is a byproduct of being old, honestly.
After all, the shit we were into in the 80s and 90s was probably fucking stupid to those from the generation before us.
...won’t be long before we’re shaking our fists at clouds, really;…
No one ever told me this, but it happens to people over time. You probably need glasses. There are pretty obvious differences and improvements in that first picture, compared to the first game.
It’s a sequel. New stages, new weapons, new characters, new modes, new single player campaign... You know, sequel stuff.
It’s comforting to know that ICBMs can be disabled by jumping on them.