I somehow expect him to be shirtless at the grocery store though.
I would pay money to be on a random city bus where he yells to the driver, “You slow down and this bus will explode!”
They’d have to win a game first.
Plus, this being Ubi, I could swear that any of their recent releases over the last few years haven’t had this problem.
I didn’t put as much time into it as you did prior to the patches, but I did purchase the first game on its release date, so I didn’t bother with the endgame after I finished the main campaign. I enjoyed it but didn’t go back to it until the DLC started to become available.
+1 Texas Stars (and moons)
Notice how the goalie went back, and to the left. Back, and to the left.
My personal favorite is the moment that water from a broken fire hydrant starts to shoot through the hood of one of the cars. It just puncuates the whole scene.
“Turns out that wealthy people including actresses, actors and business folks have been involved in a scandal that includes all kinds of crazy allegations to get their children into prestigious institutions and USC.”
Then they are no friends of mine.
How have I never seen this?
“But why did you not smell your hands after?” - Joachim Löw
Tim Salmon has that covered already.
And why not have the camp be the spawn point from which you enter a session?
Seems like part of the answer is something that GTAO has, that the previous online version of RDR had, but that RDO doesn’t, and that is private or friends-only sessions. It would be an easy way to eliminate the griefing problem.
RDR2 caused my fan in my old PS4 to run as high as it could (though I suspect it was dying anyway). Replaced it with a PS4 Pro, and have had less of an issue, but it still runs higher than with other games.
As a Kings fan, I obviously hope it’s L.A. that draws the top pick, which of course means it will be Anaheim to make this nightmare of a season complete.