I feel lists like these, read like a list of heavy, unnecessary grievances.

no. it’s just that reviews at the time consistory talked about how flawed it was...if I recall correctly, the combat was simplistic and boring. I think it got hyped up too much, the expectations far too high.

i like his B-movie cheese though.

1 single bad choice at the end results in one of the most painful moments to watch in this game for Kara’s character arc.

thank you for the spoiler warning...

yo, spoilers!!

spoilers, yo....

Heather, you’re blowing this waaaaaaaaaaaay out of proportion.

It’s probably something minor like timed DLC. rdr’s original dlc was boring af, so no big deal. I’m not expecting rdr2’s to be orders of magnitude more fun.

man, at first I thought you were being racist with the whole Chinese farmers thing, but farmers or not, that’s kind of fucked up. It’s a game FFS that people are supposed to enjoy.

I hope it’s not as tedious as say, having to eat regularly and drink water. That’s for internet tough guys. Other people have stuff to do like work and other responsibilities and hobbies.

the internet is not the internet if it is not ripe with righteous indignation.

what is wrong with how eso plays? I never got into it.

this was going to be inevitable. I can’t really see this as an online pvp game, makes more sense as pvE. even then, Fallout has been more of a solitary experience so I am not sure how well this will work.

way too much #notmybattlefield hate being thrown around.

isn’t that what privilege looks like? I doubt most of us will ever get that sort of opportunity, even if we wanted it.

yeah, I was going to say the same thing. the father moves too quickly to be a consistent tutorial for parrying. that’s what the big hulk-like enemies are for since they’re relatively slow.

totally agree. a lot of devs seem to be tone-deaf with that regard.

it’s the same for a lot of tech companies. Work needs to be more distributed geographically instead being constrained near metropolitan hub areas. a bit of a chicken before the egg problem in terms of ever solving that, but I hope that as time moves on, telecommuting will become more of the norm and maybe game devs…

as an analogy, I work in the engineering industry. there are tasks that would probably take a day if I just did a paper and pencil solution, but oftentimes, there’s been a push to make things more model-based, and suddenly that 1 day task becomes a few days or even more. So...I’d imagine that making games in earlier…