Wow, who’d have thought James Franco could be quite the douche? Not letting him say a word? That’s taking himself too seriously, also, it doesn’t fit the comedy category (take it easy).

Yes, Blood and Wine can easily be rushed. One definitely has to heed one warning that crops up, by feeling no more than half-way through, or consult guides at certain junctures (which I openly prefer over constant reloading and comparing options on my own in RPGs by the way).

I know you might find that hard to quantify (and there are always a few a ultras who don’t notice anything anyway), but there also haven’t been that many games worth to be taken note of.

I’m not sure I should care about this, but this reads like a typical pathetic write-up of making some random twat seem cool and heroic, just because (others take offense). And by using random cool, heroic character pictures. A dreadful, slimy impulse on the internet that confirms all hate for me (which I also need a…

F—- off.

Dumb idea.

Add in an inventory with two random items from the screen the character comments on and you have 90% of an adventure classic. Make them combinable and show 10 minutes of esoteric ending scenes (of others of such pictures) and you’re done. (That’s just an idea to get it going.)

And this means a cool documentary on “Sand” is only several years off.

AI sucks. Just saying.

Wowkay.

I actually would have thought this is a dinner with their own corporate spicing mixture. Some spicing companies (Maggi) also sell meals or noodles.

That’s impossible, since even with all attention a single episode is inssufferably dull and boring and unfunny. (Which I know seems particularly impressive to posers or those who feel similar to the characters.)

I’ll just put this down as a funny headline. There is nothing else to do with the shitty Jezebel-writing.

I also didn’t buy Witcher 3 for a poor machine (laptop in fact, but relatively chunky), but I remember I played through Witcher 2 also on a poor machine, at around 18 - 24 fps perhaps (maybe some 30). (On the previous laptop, in fact - in university I basically had to choose going without PC on weekends or getting a…

Honest suggestion: try a better mouse. I was in the process of buying a new mouse at the time of playing it, and while trying out two mice, I found one clearly better and making a tough section easier and generally more successful, even at the worst.

I don’t think there is a dissonance to just being a little bit methodical, also in how one approaches and eventually clears out a room - which by the way often works well with fast movements... It’s just not recommended to run all the time and so surround oneself in enemies without knowing where one is going and what…

Get real, Tolkien fans don’t necessarily like standard fantasy, Tolkien himself didn’t either, in many cases, I think, and was highly critical, as one can imagine, and didn’t even like fandom or the term “fantasy” for that matter. But I myself after reading the books found a lot of fantasy trite afterwards... Which is…

Leave her alone. Also second-hand or “reported”, more than just remote, diagnosis is the worst thing you can do, it’s potentially criminal even, at least morally dubious, if not bankrupt.

That was pretty pointless. A “talk ten minutes about a random subject”-piece (of course without this much self-awareness, or this wouldn’t be the internet).

As a matter of fact, it is just not very interesting. An 80%, even 79% game, with the customisation to impress anyone who suddenly decided they always cared for hardcore RPGs (not noticing if it’s a dull one).