would middle managers not be more useful when checking in on remote employees? Im not a big proponent of many levels of management, but it does  seem like you gotta keep decent tabs with your remote employees, and its better than bullshit cameras or activity monitors. 

That’s like... Exactly what I just said....

With that said, Nintendo may not be able to sue them based on the character design, but could they just sue based on the catching system being balls? Like I mean you throw a ball and you might catch a creature. Could they sue for the blatant ripping off of this gameplay mechanic, if not for the Pals themselves?

Japan is where I would normally be scared for palworld, cause the Japanese gov is hyper protective of Japanese companies. Wonder if Pal is safe since they are also a Japanese company?

Though Nintendo and Friends are a Pillar cultural company, so they might get favor

He said xbox store, and yes, you can easily run a bedrock server and join with the xbox store version of the game (on PC, which is what is almost certainly referring to. You can join from xbox too if on LAN or using DNS tricks)

Not sure how far along, but there is a streaming series on the way. 

But the witcher 3 was released 3 years before the teaser? That timeline doesn’t make sense

“Just imagine no commute to the office in the morning and instead, you could have an extra hour of sleep and less friction,” CNBC reported. “Next, you could walk out of your room and quickly grab a delicious breakfast or get a workout in before work starts.”

I get that, I just wish we could go back from this weird cosmetic’s forward monetization scheme. God, the fact that I even see dozens of players running around at times is also super anti-diablo, and the weird seasonal tie-ins betray the world even further. Ditch the cosmetic battlepass entirely, throw a few good ones…

as a big fan of diablo 1 and 2, the existence of a battlepass at all scares me away from diablo 4, because the entire idea seems to betray what those games were, and make no sense. 

the comment section did kinda die then though. It used to be waaaay more active and fun

and its within the communities rights, on a site where all content is user created, to disagree with the website no longer caring about user preferences

Don’t like the fact that reddit is community driven and those communities can make their own decisions? Don’t use it!

I dig the 8" screen, and kinda like the design, but I do wonder what OS this runs. If it is android, at least it can fall back to local android or emulated games when offline, and could be used for xbox/gamepass/PC game streaming as well

If its something more custom, and can only stream from your personal PS5, not PS…

Glad to know they aren’t all bad, and the ones that are get fixed.

God of war has never really interested me at all, but I have the last of us now (GPU bundle) and might pick up Horizon since its on sale right now. Hadn’t even heard of returnal until now, but the terms “bullet-hell” and “rogue-like” would be enough to…

If you don’t particularly care for subscription services

many, at least the ones in the US, have lids

I’ve only played it in VR, but struggle to understand what the point would be outside of VR

I can see the opinion, but in my friends group it was the opposite, we kinda suffered through rings until it finally got kinda interesting, and then we left with mixed reviews. Every one of us found HOTD to be phenomenal. 

I understand dropping Rings of Power, but HOTD was very fun and exciting to me