The tone of this article comes across - overwhelmingly - as “ugh, these entitled GAMERS are immediately unhappy that they somehow didn’t get enough ‘content’ in their paid DLC”, and that is tone deaf. I expect Fox News to make fun of gamers, not Kotaku. Times changed?

As a long term Borderlands player, the biggest issue I have with this DLC is that this type of content was FREE in BL3.  The seasonal events had MORE content and more good gear than this did.  I think I did my first run in about 10 minutes.  It reuses environments and enemies and provides a boss fight that isn’t (yet)…

My read on this is that there are two factors at play. First is about duration, and the second is about consistency.

I seriously FUCKING HATE them balancing things in favor of the PVP assholes complaining. Apparently “Git Gud” only applies to other people.

I’ve been saying for a minute that this is already something Sekiro began to answer, and then Hades beat them to it. I didn’t like Sekiro as much as Bloodborne (just not quite my vibe compared to BB, which is my favorite not only of their library but of all time) but both games made some smart, elegant refinements…

The only previous Borderlands game that could be accused of actual maturity was “Tales from”.  1, 2, the Pre-Sequel, and 3 were rated ‘M’ but were absolutely not mature.

Ain’t that the... er, truth.

“like British Imperialism is still alive and well”

Now if only they could tone down Aloy's hair physics a little bit. Not once when I was playing did I think that the game was too shimmery, but that hair is wild lol

Considering how stupid big and complex the map is, the loading times on PS5 are some kind of otherworldly witchcraft. 

You’re not entirely wrong re: “As they are not destroying the creator’s work, nor claiming ownership over the IP the most that could probably come of a lawsuit would be restoring the video and possibly payment for lost rev.”, but note that in common-law-based legal systems like the US and UK this could be pretty…

Because you can do all this already without NFTs. You’re adding complexity for zero added value, something that in any other industry would result in you getting your walking papers.

Gamers: Souls Games are perfect, immaculate art. Immutable in their original design and intent. An expression of artistic creativity so pure and unique that I will react as though my family dog is being murdered in front of me every time a games journalist suggests even the slightest possibility that anything about…

“ It was a ‘no bullshit’ studio”

I can tell this person was out of resin.

I bet that’s not even a real guitar he’s playing.

I follow a lot of artists. All of them - every last one - has a story about having their work stolen for the sake of an NFT.

NFTs aren’t even JPGs, they’re just links to things, but the things can be anything.

Christ. What’s so hard about “Damn, that sounded funnier in my head. Please disregard my failed attempt at humor”. Why do these dipshits always have to double down and blame other people for the fact that they told a shit joke that wasn’t funny?

I confess I was incendiary a few weeks ago when the clue was “A greener energy source” and the answer was CLEANCOAL. That was a big faceplant. As an answer it’s fine, but the clue should have been something like “Fossil fuel marketing term.”