“If I like the game enough to want to keep playing it, I buy it.”

That’s the only type of game they make. No chance it isn’t a gacha game.

Check out A game called “Rolled Out!”. It had a successful indiegogo campaign and is estimated to come out by the end of the year or early next year. 

Man, if only there was some sort of middle ground there. Nah, that can’t exist. 

Cool, I guess I’ll wait. I’d rather not install spyware just to play it.

They are the Sanctum 1 and 2 people. And Deep Rock Galactic. Satisfactory looks very much like those games. But I guess it’s hard to shake being “the goat simulator devs”.

And this is why crappy lootbox systems are here to stay. Paste eaters like this keep dumping money into the system.

They borrow it from friends and fans. They sell carry runs to other players in the previous raid tier, but that can only generate so much gold. The rest they have to farm themselves or borrow from people who want to help them win world first.

They had their raiders level 3 professions across multiple alts from scratch to max to craft high level gear in a few equipment slots so that when they did split runs to funnel gear to their mains, the alts would be able to trade them (since they wouldn’t be item level upgrades)

That’s cool and all, but I won’t be completely impressed until someone does this with multiboxing so you can use more than one note at a time.

I can understand why some people feel uninterested with the expac so far. I log in to raid, and occasionally do daily content while talking with guildies. For 8.1, I’ll do the minimum amount of content to gear up my 2 characters I’ll raid with this tier and then help out guildies do the same.

I’m pretty sure the meme kids win when you write an article taking the shit post seriously.

It will start getting better on the third week of the expansion. Azerite gains will go up like artifact power did in legion.

Any Zandalar zone is 10x better than any zone legion had, including highmountain. I play horde, so I can only rate Kul Tiras on looks, and it’s looks get a 9/10.

Yeah, gotta meet those release targets whether it’s ready or not.

Software engineer here, although not in the games industry. It would be virtually impossible to make sweeping changes to code built up over 14 years with less than a year of testing and not have widespread bugs.

I was going to say it’s not really a big deal since endgame stuff has been mostly bug free... But I realize there’s a huge amount of players that endlessly level or farm legacy content while completely ignoring endgame.

He’s roleplaying and very transparent about it. Nothing wrong with that. At least he can’t do irreparable damage to anyone’s in-game creations (as far as I know, but I don’t play the game).

Good. The last thing we need is another goddamn isekai anime.

I suppose I’ll drop one of mine here. Buckle up, it’s long. Context, my group generally looks to me for overall party strategy. We did a Vampires: the Masquerade campaign set in modern time and I wanted to do stuff the opposite way. I made a character that could sit back and let everyone else plan and scheme while…