Its fine when it is just background stuff. But when the character has to stop and put on his new shoes with the camera pointing *directly at the shoes* and then he comments about how they better not scuff his new [brand of shoe], it is a bit tiresome.

This is probably why I’m one of the few that liked Dark Souls 2 more than the original, becasue I played it first. That and DS1 doesn’t let you teleport for the first half of the game, which was annoying. People always cite the level design wrapping into itself, but I don’t care, it was annoying.

They killed me a few times at first but you can just circle around them until they finish their swipes and then attack. The ones with the shield are particularly easy (at least for my weapon of choice) becasue If I swing into the shield they’ll drop down to attack and even after recoiling I can attack just fast enough…

“However, people’s initial reaction speaks to the general uncertainty surrounding Steam’s security protocols”

It could be argued that since that is CGI, he wasn't in it and it would have been better with the real him instead of a plastic looking...thing.

It is unlikely the trailer would focus on someone other than a player character and the trailer made it obvious that the soldier is Marcus’ son.

Its almost as if these PAC ads were biased and spun the truth...

Good thing we had detective Ovy on this case :P

It is almost never a good idea to resist an unlawful arrest, you pretty much have to fight it after the fact.

Only when all game casts look like this:

While you’re right, a lot don’t care about ranks, on the flip side of that, you can’t just take total players and divide it because a huge percentage of total players only play casual, or in unofficial servers.

Chiropractors aren't life and death related and they can help ease back pain when doctors can't operate, so it is quite different.

Was that before they drastically changed the ranking system to spread out the ranks and make it much much harder to be that high?

WarOwl is possibly the most prominent csgo caster and he’s global elite (the highest possible rank).

“Coldzera picked-apart Team Liquid in between bunny-hops”

Major battles basically turn into a slide show with lasers.

Just don’t live in a city... when I was 22 I bought a 2 story house (3 bed 2 bath and a garage) for 60K in a good area because it isn’t in an overpriced city. Plus I live close enough to a city to *work* in the city but not live in it, so the work situation isn’t an argument either.

As far as cocky 16 year olds go, it seems like this one actually earned it.

What if it is something that is supposed to be moving, like an alien creature? Plus even if we exclude those, any game that doesn’t take place in mostly the real world would need a ton of sculpting and at that point it would be even slower than creating these things digitally.

It seems like a problem for photogrammetry in games is that anything in the game that can’t be photographed in real life would potentially stick out like a sore thumb.