PSVR is for sure the one to get, if any, due to how market works. No matter how much better vive might be

I had to replace my PC with a laptop (750m gpu) due to very mobile period in my life. But then I actually refused to buy a PC or console until I finish all the “PS3 era” games (and some new indie games). And few weeks ago I actually finished my “Old backlog” and it feels amazing.

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#godblessamazingnicknames

> Play what interests you and don’t try to like something

> Avoid DLC

- Play Bioshock Infinite

> Save in cover

I really think quick-saving should die.
Well placed check points (HUGE emphasis on well) make a game so much better, giving you a chunk of game which has challenge as a whole not a set of challenges that should be approached individually.

Problems with games that were addressed by piracy:
1. Convoluted distribution and installation
2. Steep pricing
3. Price localisation

1. - Fixed by steam few years ago
2. - Fixed by steam few years ago. Can be improved by NOT INVESTING IN EXTRA DRM and instead making game slightly cheaper.
3. - Not fixed. As a guy who was…

Geralt, pls relogin

that is actually a better idea than what OP suggested

It always strikes me.

And then it takes one programmer mistake to lock up millions of hard drives with legal copies installed. For a major PR disaster.

I don’t think that’s possible. With this kind of approach you might as well sue someone for having the same letters in the name.

>The games are selling in the 10s of thousands
VR is still stupendously expensive for an average Joe. And even if someone has money, the incentive is kinda low. I mean why would anyone buy it apart from a few showcase games and few AAA titles that actually support VR. It needs a system seller.

- Ice King, how do you taste?
- Nice... I guess...
- MILD OR SPICY!?

It would still probably come out better than this

His analogy is not flawed at all.

“can there even be a singular Ultimate Video Game”

Moral of the story - robots are hard to defeat

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