I’m on PC and I don’t mind it either. Though the [Hidden] thing is kind of annoying, but not really.

Because us peasants use shitty dollar store rubik’s cubes.

I don’t find it appealing personally, but people like it to see player reaction. When I uploaded recordings of TPP, everyone requested that I upload a version with Twitch chat visible so that they could see all the reactions chat was having to what was happening in the game.

Well games were also a lot shorter back then (at least outside of RPGs), so you could just rent games and play through them for a lot cheaper.

You can scrap them at their tables without a perk, I don’t think there’s a perk that would make them auto scrap.

Skyrim’s intro was basically the same length as Fallout 4, if not shorter. Sure you have the intro scene and then a dungeon, but in Fallout 4 you have the entire pre-war scene, then the vault scenes, then going through the vault itself.

I know it works that way for junk, but it seems to leave apparel and guns alone. I had some of those sitting in there forever and it never used them for scrap, even when I was running low on some materials.

Well it took them 14 years to get from Sims to Sims 4, so if it took them another 14 years to get to Sims 8, then we’ll definitely be even beyond these graphics by then.

I’m kind of surprised they’d announce something this big outside of the presentation.

No crossing the map screen in Fallout, Fallout 2, and Fallout Tactics. 0/10

I actually hated Gwent when I played the tutorial, but I gave it a few more tries and I ended up loving it and playing everybody that had unique cards.

I feel like I’m looking at gameplay footage of The Sims 8.

Visually it is very impressive, but unfortunately I get bored very quickly in these climbing simulator games. Uncharted 2 was just a chore by the second half.

Well my dad was in his early 50s and died when I was 26. It really just depends on how healthy your dad is.

Yeah. Every time I see a story like this about people getting pissed about absolutely nothing (as usual), this is what I think of every time.

Why would you hate shitting on pre-orders and day-one DLC? What is there even to defend there?

They wouldn’t need to delay the others because they have 3 different developer studios. All it would mean is the games would release a month closer together, whoopdee doo. Development-wise, the writers, designers, artists, ect all get to work on the new game and it is just a few programmers that have nothing to do yet…

Despite Elderscrolls/Fallout’s reputation and always playing at launch, I haven’t had issues with bugs since Oblivion (and it was like 80 hours in before I started having crashing issues for some reason). I don’t know if I’m just super lucky, or ...what. The only glitch I recall seeing in Skryim was a mammoth floating…

My piddly GTX 560 Ti is running it just fine :P At least after the hotfix (before that, I couldn’t even get through the menus).