The system isnt working as intended. The ground should prevent players from tunneling through, and placeable objects shouldnt be implemented in such a way that it breaks the expected physics.

Well I sure hope youre ok with companies from a country that detains children in cages at the border and regularly gets involved in foreign conflicts that they have nothing to do with. Fuck off with that moral high ground, America does awful shit too.

Get used to using airbrakes for your turns in Wipeout. Beyond the slowest mode, thats essential to make a lot of the turns effectively. A lot of it comes down to memorization of the tracks and finding a vehicle that handles how you like once you master the airbrakes.

Given the price, it’s kind of ridiculous that the build quality is this poor on these controllers. However I find it kind of silly that people are complaining that Nintendo charges $4 in shipping to fix them. If they charged for the repair on top of shipping, that would be bad but a free repair is about all they could…

I want it new and fresh, but exactly how I remember

Finishing up Persona 5 hopefully. Been playing this since March and while I love the game, I wanna be done with it so I can try other things again

The fact that they have real world value makes trading card packs more like gambling, which I would consider a negative against trading cards in some respects.

Sometimes its as simple as a level designer saying, “Hey this table leg looks like a lightpost if you scale it up by 4 times, so instead of waiting for artists to make a new lightposts lets flip the table and put the top of it underground.”

I don’t know if this single poster is the full extent of the satire being presented by the game. It’s only a small piece of what is a core theme running throughout the game of corporate manipulation. The amount of attention it has received is disproportionate to the amount of significance it is supposed to actually…

it is not that simple at all.

Antiyoy is a direct clone of Slay. For some reason, the maker of Slay hasnt evolved past the 90s shareware model for Slay so its still $10 to buy a 25 year old game from his website. (the steam version is supposedly inferior)

There were so many 90s shareware games that came on these discs I had that I cannot remember the name of. I’m sure all of them were terrible, but that’s all I had on my computer as a really young kid.

Played some Battlefield V tonight, but im going to a music festival this weekend. No time for games with this lineup

New map announcements got me hyped. I was on the verge of falling off the Tides of War recently but this new map plus the others coming soon will probably keep me playing at least enough to finish out the tree every week. If all the new maps are as good as Mercury, I think we are about to see BFV's comeback

I met two of my best friends through Kotaku over six years ago. We dont live near each other but we try to meet up twice a year or so. They even came to my graduation a couple weeks ago. We exclusively talk through Discord and ps4 Party Chat. 

I would argue a lot of the choice and options you outlined for classes were not as valuable as you think. From a team perspective, most of the support gadgets were pretty useless or frustrating from a teamplay standpoint, or were very frustrating to be on the receiving end from (UCAV and mortars especially, since a…

What about the gameplay systems do you not like?

It’s better than BF4 was at the same amount of time post release, easily. BFV will continue getting better too.

Additionally to Nathelis’s points, when they remove a mode from the constant availability, they can bring the modes back for a few weeks later as a timed event, which will encourage more people to play them and solve the issues of long queue times for those modes.

These modes will most likely be brought back as a weekly timed mode. Besides, the few times I even tried to play these modes the queue times were 5+ minutes, compared to 20 seconds for Conquest or Grand Operations. Really dont see this as a big deal imo.