It probably doesn’t help that half the people at WotC they worked with to make BG3 all got laid off.

No it doesn’t.

...lucca from chrono trigger...

Look, I’m old.

They deserve a happy ending!

The issue with xbox going multiplatform is MS exclusives are basically the only reason to buy an xbox. If Xbox, the consoles, dies, sony will no longer have a ‘direct competitor’ in the console space. (Let’s be honest, nintendo is doing it’s own thing.)

No competition is bad for everyone.

Or they could rewrite his backstory to not involve the senseless murder of a child?

Like. That’s probably what they’ll do.

“Digimon with guns” is...just...Digimon.

In college they gave every a student free printer and starting selling those same printers in the school store. Every few months you’d see the dumpster fill up with printers, as replacing the printer cost 40 dollars, and a new set of ink cartridges cost 65.

Alex Casey is max payne, just with a different name for copyright reasons.

I find waluigi genuinely uncomfortable to watch. So it does personally impact me if I don’t have to see him.

Good.

Can one of the features they roll out be ‘the planets are less lifeless and pointless to explore?’

He can want whatever he likes, but that won’t make the game feel any less lifeless.

It’s like a Mastadon account but racistier.

Because what the revenge/misery simulator that the TLoU2 needed was more misery.

I get why he agreed though. Even if there was zero legal basis for it, they could ruin his entire life with baseless lawsuits forever, and it would cost them basically nothing compared to what they bring in.

There are few things in this world more terrifying than a rich person with a grudge.

Is Diablo 4 a live service game? Random thought.

Weren’t we literally taking quests from the world soul two expansions ago? Isn’t it weird they suddenly don’t know who the voice is?

I though phantom liberty added a third person mode?

+1ing this. The story is decent and playing through the campaign was a lot of fun. The game just utterly falls apart afterwards.