rafaelmasiero
RafaelMasiero
rafaelmasiero

I’m pretty blown away by how stupid the characters were in this episode.

Microtransactions don’t bother me. Cosmetic items don’t bother me. What bothers me is tying game extras to randomized systems that then give you the option to pay for them. That’s gambling and it’s bullshit, no matter who’s doing it.

Couldn’t you procedurally generate the stories? That way you could have hundreds of stories each one completely unique.

I was actually following this on the Steam forum for Automata last night (and part of this morning; there are a couple of people who got into it with Kaldaien that are still crowing about his ban/soothing their individually savaged egos--Kaldaien can field a pretty scorching argument when the mood strikes), and was

It does pay...in spades. Everyone should strive for excellence, that’s not a “white” value it’s a human value. Speaking properly without give-away intonations, expressions and speech patterns which allow people to automatically discriminate against you before they even see you is important. It will certainly get you

This takes me back. I remember the day they released this patch, it was golden. I was an early member of the ROMhacking scene. I tried my hand at translation which I sucked at but I also had a Super WildCard DX2, a cart copier that few in the west had and thus was able to create ROM images of a lot of titles. In those

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I sat in a library over the course of the summer in 1997 playing this. I remember having to find a guide on how to get out of the underwater sunken ship because emulation hadnt gotten far enough to render it properly, so you were essentially walking blind for that part of the game.

Great times. I remember it well.

Wanna know what’s most sad?

You don’t get how Hollywood works...things are don’t get better just by wishing it. All this lazy bs is just stupid. Do you actually think the people that worked on this movie were lazy at all? I am sure they stayed up 16 hours days at times to work on it, but yeah they are lazy as fuck.

No, it’s fine to praise good work and effort. It’s people behind the work, and they deserve to hear it.

No one is complaining about the development process. They’re complaining about the end result, because it’s not up to the standards of consumer expectations, it’s not up to the standards of AAA video games, and it’s not even up to the standards set by previous games in the series. The only reason the development

Wait, you managed to tie “pyramid schemes” and “male privilege” together?

I realize I’m probably in the minority here, but if emulation of this gets solid enough, I’ll gladly buy a physical copy of the game just so I can justify playing it on PC. I don’t own a Switch or WiiU (or any other console released this millennium) and have no interest in buying one just for one game, but I’m

Inquisition and Andromeda are almost exactly the same game, in my opinion. Weak story, you play as some random quasi-religious character of destiny that isn’t fleshed-out enough to truly matter, a bag of new party characters you mostly won’t give two shits about, the same enemies wearing different name tags (these

So... Patricia, correct me if I’m wrong, but from the review, this is a confusing game, set into a vast, mostly empty world, with a really bad UI and a dated conversation system. The story is mostly setup and the saving grace is the action.