This just seems like it would be annoying, like “Oh, I can just get a hint of what this should taste like, if it were wine, and not disappointing.” I think I’d rather just drink water.
This just seems like it would be annoying, like “Oh, I can just get a hint of what this should taste like, if it were wine, and not disappointing.” I think I’d rather just drink water.
That’s fair, and I too would love it if there was a way to separate increased military spending and “supporting the troops” in the public consciousness, as military spending has a hell of a lot more to do with supporting the defense industry.
Damn sorry, my mistake. It was indeed directed at the OP.
“Unless you’re in the military - then you’re a god.”
Microsoft Edge was chosen as the default browser, probably as a factory preset. He was clicking on it to change it.
Paradox makes strategy games that by nature take a long time to play, and which are designed for replay value. That 500 hours is spread over the course of owning the game, not just one playthrough. Also, anyone who thinks a story-based game lasting hundreds of hours can’t be good has never played Baldur’s Gate II.
But nothing to worry about, everything is still going swimmingly for the XBone, no problems here, no siree.
In other news, water has conclusively proven to be wet. Film at 11.
Moral choices are great for role-playing, but in my experience there is no faster way to bring the campaign to a grinding halt. For hours. Unless the entire party is evil. That clears things up real quick.
“Kemp also managed to find a way to feature half a dozen guns in his ads.”
“Very few people I know buy cars because of the mileage.”
Besides self-explanatory?
This. It’s been a few weeks, odds are good that there are some pretty awesome maps to explore in arcade mode by now that have absolutely nothing to do with FC5's shitty story. But I have little to no desire to go find and play them, because fuck, that ending...
You have a very strange definition of both “answering questions” and “satisfying.”
Cool. How about paying some QA people while they’re at it?
I was unaware, but more of a gripe about the first Planetside, in that based on that game I see no reason there should’ve been a second one.