Not really. In Ubisoft games areas have a literal checklist of things to do. In Bethesda games it’s just another area that exists; maybe it has a quest attached to it, but there’s no real objective other than the ones you set for yourself.

At least have the decency to ask to see the manager and demand a refund/free stuff for the inconvenience the strike is giving you. If you’re gonna go and be that guy, you may as well direct it towards management.

Watch around the 4:14:00 mark in the linked video. (Watch the whole panel if you can. It’s pretty good if you wanna see things from a gay point of view.) It’s kind of a tongue-in-cheek response (the person who asked the question even shoots back at them for some laughs) but yeah, it’s a blunt answer to a simple…

Question: How can I be an ally to gay streamers?

Yeah, the game feels wildly inconsistent in it’s narrative some times, especually when it gives you options and consiquences. Like, ok, I got really pissed at one portion of the game over the weekend.

Or would you rather not have towering artistic achievements like Red Dead or the Witcher.

These tweets don’t have to keep happening, and yet they do. And every time they do, CDPR’s follow-up plea about their intentions rings less true.

Half-Life to me will always be about a scientist scrambling through a lab trying to survive/undo an accidental invasion of weird aliens. That’s why my mind goes to Prey right away. If you want to go with the “Gordon Freeman is Rambo Jesus” storyline from Half-Life 2 then yeah, the Wolfenstein guys are probably the…

At this point I think Valve should just give the rights over to Arkane Studios so they can do an immersive sim reboot of the series a la Prey.

Im playing on PS4 and I kinda wish there was an easier way to share pictures or get them to my PC because I've taken maybe 200 by now? And I just got to Sparta...

The ones right on syncronization points are literally the only ones I don't like. They ruin fast travel AND they're usually not that creative.

You can hit one of the bumper buttons and get a short summery of different historical locations on the map screen! I discovered this by accident the other day.

I've never seen a rodeo clown either.

I live in central Illinois and you can’t go into a McDonalds without seeing a frickin Pick ‘N Play and even I think this is shady as hell.

Keita Takahashi is a heckin’ legend. I think I remember a story where some higher-ups said Katamari was too simple and wanted him to add in new moves you could unlock or bosses to fight or something. He responded by removing more stuff and focused on just rolling stuff up.

I mean, that’s basically the “A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...” of the Bible. It’s a pretty straightforward translation for a line that already carries cetain expections (what with it being around for pretty much forever and everyone knows the line).

The Gaming Discourse right now:

You can unequup your weapons and punch a guy out. You don’t even need to do the whole fight unarmed. So long as your last blow on the enemy is a punch the enemy will be "knocked out" and you can recruit them.

It’s the teen angst probably. I played the original game as an angsty teen so it resonated with me more. It does get better as the game goes along but still...the angst...

Arrows are pretty effective if they’re near the surface. Just one in their their big fat faces is usually enough to kill them.