Not really just extreams, I was just using an easy to understand example.

Well, I’m going to take the unpopular stance that $/hr is actually a metric that I *do* consider. However, that said, it is not something that I look at as the sole decision factor. I don’t care how good a game is, I’m not going to pay $60 for a 2 hour experience. It’s just not going to happen.

Note: This is only on the Win10 version for PC. Not the Java version everyone on PC actually plays.

The ability to turn off autoplay is one of the few features of Firefox that I wish Chrome would embrace. Guess not.

Boss Key, founded in April 2014 by former Epic Games employees Cliff Bleszinski and Arjan Brussee, released the shooter Lawbreakers last year but failed to find an audience thanks in large part to an oversaturated marketplace (and the massive success of Blizzard’s Overwatch).

I’ve always believed that an inability to express yourself without swearing is a sign of immaturity. So good for him on growing up a little, and making the realization that his actions don’t live in a bubble.

For the most part, Randi says they respond to tickets with macros—pre-packaged response fragments meant to deal with common problems

I recall reading a news article that said those masks don’t really do anything for preventing you getting sick.

Great for non-Nintendo games, not so much for their own. Typical two steps forward, one step back situation. I know people seem to gush over the “Games as a Service” model, but I’d rather pay a single price and be done with it. Subscriptions don’t improve anything.

I agree completely. VII will have nothing but a full CGI clip. The big “thing” will be KH3. They won’t even hint at XVI ... and this is where I differ with you, I think 2025 is overly optimistic. With SE and Final Fantasy you have to add 10 years to any announcement.

So what is it about crunch that causes these physical ailments?

My local grocery store, and not the cheapest chain, has 32-count variety packs for $9.49. And I don’t have to sign up for anything.

My local grocery store, and not the cheapest chain, has 32-count variety packs for $9.49. And I don’t have to sign…

Any non-story mission can turn out that way. It’s up to the RNG.

No, I lost. It was one of those “no win” missions the developers wanted to have. They had somewhere around 520 tons to my 200 tons. No amount of tactics will overcome that, unless maybe you’re amazingly good at the game but I certainly couldn’t.

One hit is all it takes if that one hit does enough damage to take out the armor & internal structure. The Blackjack for example has 45 head armor and 18 internal structure. So anything that does >63 points of damage is guaranteed to kill. Anything between 46 and 62 comes down to crit chance.

Get use to it is all I can say.

It’s certainly not in either direction, or at least I’ve never seen a mission turn out to be easier than expected. I often face 8+ units and am always 100% of the time out-tonned. I’ve never had a mission since the first couple where it went the other way in tonnage and have never faced fewer opponents than myself.

I’m not sure how that would help. The missions are randomized after you start them. The same mission can have you facing a lance of 50T vehicles and a another lance ~30T lights ... or 80T vehicles and a lance of 55T mediums. Not unless they show it as “It could be 1 skull, or it could be 5 skull,” which wouldn’t be…

Overall I like the game, but it has some glaring balance issues.

Or maybe they’re still reeling from Belgium declaring their games contain illegal gambling?