Doesn’t Yondu wipe Chavez every time? I’ve kept him around as it seems to always take her out, which I assume has to do with him targeting the top of the deck and her being considered top of the deck.

Correct. You’re presumably playing with someone you know or at least know enough to be on a friends list with. It’s better (to me at least) than having to continually join rounds or simply doing a “best of 3/5/7/etc” type setup. Because of snapping, some wins ARE more valuable so this seems like a cool way to play…

Pool 3 looks awesome. I don’t mind their drip-feed system for that pool right now, I know power users are upset but I think they need to let the population get through Pool 2. I think it will have to change at some point, either a faster rate of unlock (25% chance every 12 levels sounds rough), or letting you choose…

Regarding the graphics, I think there’s actually a big improvement over 2, but there’s two problems that are making it hard to notice. First is the bland enemy design, which is one of the only things I really side with the reviewer on (the story is bad, but for me the review stops at “Combat-wise, Bayonetta 3 is…

Do they have all those people on contract for season 4? I genuinely don’t know how that works so that’s a real question.

Yeah there’s bots, and if they’re cheating that needs to be reprogrammed, but broadly speaking I don’t really see this as a “problem.” There’s no tutorial so it’s honestly a good idea to just pit players against some bots for a while before they can get enough cards to really get the hang of deck building and defense.

They could definitely do the frame breaks and shiny cards...even old school holographic stuff. Animated obviously gets lost, although the animated cards are kind of a let down anyway.

There’s obvious modifications that would need to be made for a physical version but they would have all of my money if they did it.

You don’t even need to have visited the store before, the owner streams from the store regularly after hours and even used to take users with enough points (Twitch) on shopping sprees through the store. Cataloging every inch of the store in high definition...look, anyone can walk in there during open hours and case…

Correct, you’re placed into pools depending on your collection level. At the first pool you’re almost always going against bots anyway.

Nice yeah, don’t know what that freakout was all about, but it had nothing to do with my post lol. The guy already said his time was incorrect, HLTB is an average but “YOU” (cringe) can never beat it in the time he suggested on a first run.

They’re perfectly fine, I just think with a game this beloved people want a “A team” working on it and feel like “well enough” isn’t good enough. I’d almost have sympathy for that view, but given the fanbase I think they’d find reasons to bitch even if Santa Monica Studios was making it.

I mean it’s all we have and yeah, it’s aggregate but with that many samples why wouldn’t any of them at least be close to his number? Point already proven, the user has realized they spent closer to 10 hours.

Definitely not surprisingly, some of these games have been on their front banner for months (for the PC app anyway).

4-5 hours?? The HLTB average is 10.5 which is where I landed. Rushed is even only 8 hours.

My Nintendo Switch largely sat unplayed for the duration of the pandemic. I purchased it in the Before Times thinking it’d make for a great subway companion. But between the short battery life and it being uncomfortable to hold for long periods, I just didn’t ever want to play it much.

Definitely interested in this book, hideous cover though

...that reads as inflated ego? He thinks he can help, he’s trying to help. Helping. If it crashes and burns at least he’d have done more than any of us have ever done.

It wasn’t all gloom and doom, however. Wingefors stressed that the company needs to “wait until the quarterly report in November to have more details.”

Sidebar - I almost like the early Cult of the Lamb visuals more than the finished product