Thrice-divorced father of seven who rambles about woke libs and harasses flight attendants blames everybody else for his terribleness.

Truly, bold new ground in the long and storied history of basic ass masculinity.

We’re like three days out from an angry rant filmed from the dash of one of his taped together cyber…

Three things —

Oh, man, and then there’s a full on essay on why Bioware entirely failed to understand the appeal of its own franchise when it made the third game all about Earth, a planet you never visit in the prior two games and have zero investment in.

Yes, as a real human being in real life I care for the real Earth I live on,…

Because I’m telling you, flying private is like the best thing in the world.

I am... to be brutally honest... enjoying this show so far.

Haha, I wonder how many people have messed this up. I knew what I wanted to do and it still wasn’t exactly obvious, like the game didn’t prompt me or give me a heads up or anything when I started the PS4 version. It’s like you have to go to the PS Store and “buy” the free upgrade then make sure you launch the right…

You’ve been playing the PS4 version on your PS5. On the same console, the PS5 version literally takes 1-2 seconds for fast travel, and I dunno about initial load, maybe 10-20 seconds? I haven’t played in a bit.

Not assuming anything by any means, but it took me forever to realize that “X to continue” pops up almost instantly on a loading screen. If you just sit there without pressing anything, it’ll eventually continue after a minute or so. Now I’m barely on a loading screen for 2 seconds while fast traveling.

Really don’t get the criticisms of the story of Forbidden West here as though somehow it’s a sudden leap from Zero Dawn when almost all of it is set up in Zero Dawn (what happened to the Odyssey, what was the signal that turned GAIA into rogue AIs, what is Sylens trying to obtain from HADES), or the idea somehow this…

listen to your heart/but hole

But....if you’re offline how are you going to know when to Try Finger but hole ?

and once again everyone misses the obvious. Digital currency is BY FAR the biggest tech to fear. Once its rolled out, democracy, freedom are OVER. Once all currency is digital, then we are owned, you step out of line, your bank accounts frozen, you are screwed. Seen at a protest..locked. Cause any problem on the…

Genetic engineering, bio-weaponry, isle of Dr. Moreau...these are things that not everyone will have access to or perfect for years (except surveillance).

But of the more immediate technologies that’s appeared within the last few years and is continuing to evolve is Deep Fake-ing. I just watched a video of how it can…

He is not just a political roadblock in the United States - He is arguably high on the list of people whose decisions will be directly and explicitly responsible for mass death and damage on an unprecedented scale due to catastrophic climate change. As far as individual human beings go, he will be party to one of the…

The story around the world in DL2 is mostly ok like you said, but boy do I ever slam on the space bar as fast as possible the second I hear “Aidy! Aidenbabadin!”. His personal story stuff with Mia is not enticing, at least ~20 or so hours in.

Wait - Boney M was a bunch of studio musicians? Damnit.

I’m not actually convinced that people really want the opposite. The number of people outraged that a decision had the implications of locking away an entire questline seems like it would greatly exceed the number of people deriving genuine enjoyment from the fact that the game was that dynamic.

I wonder if this move would propel Bungie to rustle up its older catalogue, namely a game that totally isn’t a plot-swap of Ghost In The Shell. Yes, I’d like a remake or sequel to The Oni. That game was fantastic even with its jank. Wait. Scratch that. Take-Two owns the IP. Never mind. 

I mean in fairness Microsoft spent 70 billion and Sony spent 3.6, we are talking a lot less overhead here and Bungie has proven to be reliably good developers when given free reign. 

pictured: the AAA gaming industry in a few years.