There’s hundreds of millions of eyes on the internet every single day. Who the hell still thinks they’re going to get away with plagiarism in a creative medium under those circumstances?

I couldn’t even keep up with blasting PlayStation support on Twitter for very long and they cost me money after I had to pay to get my second defective PS5 fixed because it was just out of warranty. That was something I was legitimately angry about and I still avoided making it personal and still burnt out pretty…

In my experience I’d say 90% of gamers are the nicest, open, accepting people.  That less 10% need to be thrown in the ocean. 

Hear meow-t.

Hear me out.

I will add my Italian (original, not American version) opinion. The only Mario we care about is Draghi.

It’s almost as if they put in the bare minimum effort!

I have this wild idea. First, you take those Tesla’s in the tunnels and make them bigger. Make them so big they can fit dozens of passengers in one vehicle. Then you attach the vehicles to a guide rail system of some sort, which will allow you to connect multiple of these vehicles together. Only the front vehicle…

Hell, Star Wars Galaxies had serial numbers and the creator’s name (which basically functioned as a “brand name” for players that made high quality items) on weapons and other items almost 20 years ago... it’s functionally the same kind of “strict uniqueness” as NFTs except paying for them in space bucks and hosting…

“Otherdeed has generated Yuga Labs $791,688,432 or 271,425 ETH in sales so far.”

Truly, the master race is terrifying.

Is this in any way surprising, I mean what exactly do they have to show off?

1. Don’t

Shit, let the dudes swing their hips like they’re orbiting the sun as well, y’know? Let people have fun with it.

Battlefield 2042 is probably best described as parts that just come together in an incredibly dissonant way. On the one hand, they choose to incorporate serious, real world issues related to this huge threat with just how closely tied the “narrative” is to climate change. We’re to understand that potentially hundreds…

These are great examples of how the general public doesn’t understand how hard it is to create video games, especially online-focused titles.

Yeah, it’s the only thing that makes sense to me; surely it’s insanity to make your game smaller every time an “expansion” comes out otherwise. But given how keen they were on sunsetting weapons and rotating them out of the game I suppose anything’s possible. I’d actually prefer they move onto Destiny 3 with an engine…

I think part of the problem is that Bungie can’t really seem to grasp how to create content that engages both established players who have been around since Destiny 1, and newly arrived players who don’t have any idea what’s going on.

I seem to recall reading that Bungie actually stated they were removing old content because they were updating the engine for new content and didn’t have the resources to update the old stuff. I don’t remember who said that, though.

Considering the source, expect the series and games to be packed full of fan service. Hell, the trailer is mostly fan service. And while normally I'd say there's not a chance in hell this sort of property would come stateside, Marvelous really doesn't seem to give a damn.