Of course. Are you under the impression that space is crowded? The word “space,” by definition, denotes a place that’s empty. That’s literally what space is.

I didn't realize Kinja had a "condescending tone" flag. Get flagged often for that one, do you?

Lol, did it take you all two months to come up with that one? Do you even get the irony of telling someone to shut up 2 months after the conversation is over? Probably not.

Don't follow the news much?

Then you should check out the dev diaries, because they address exactly that concern, and the engine they've created for generating new worlds is the most comprehensive procedural generation engine I've ever seen.

Except it's a reference to Roman slavery, so the plantation angle doesn't quite work.

Have you seen any of the developer diaries they’ve done discussing how they built their own procedural generation technology? The answer to your question is "pretty fucking far."

$20 for a game with over a trillion worlds to explore? You've got to be kidding me.

So your opinion is worth about as much as it's based on: nothing.

There’s another thread on here with a breakdown. I’d post the still image but Kinja won’t let me.

Missing the interference call. Opposing player stepped on his foot as he was getting ready to jump for the ball. Can't really fault the refs, though. It's a tough thing to catch, even on the replay.

Opposing player stepped on his foot as he was jumping for the ball. Definite interference, but too subtle for the refs to catch.

For my part, the multiplayer and map editor went completely untouched in FC3 and 4, and I still feel like I got more than my money’s worth from them. And the Shangri-La dream sequences were the best part of FC4. Also, it's not fair to compare FC:Primal to Blood Dragon. Primal is a much longer experience with more…

Sports gamers are some of the most hardcore gamers I know. Your elitist attitude is a plague on gaming culture. Casuals are gamers. Sports gamers are gamers. RPG fans, shooter fans, puzzle game fans, mobile gamers: all gamers.

By appearing to not take it seriously, and further violating the defendant's privacy by continuing to share the offending video.

Yes and no. This guy is a reprehensible shitheel, obviously, but he probably just hurt his company's case, which is good.

In that case the game literally takes place in the same city, so it shouldn't be surprising that at least a large portion of it is the same.

And I'm saying Primal brings enough fresh content to justify its price.

The bigger difference is that it was a much shorter experience, and that's why it was only $15. There's plenty of content in Primal to justify the price point.

It was also a much smaller game experience, so what exactly are you getting at?