But the subdued color palette makes sense for a lot of games. I think that’s the major difference between the palette choice in a lot of japanses games(Both Nier games also come to mind).

The style that you call bland, isn’t supposed to invoke beauty in the instantly gratifying way saturated color palettes do. It’s…

It’s okay. I don’t understand quantum physics. You can admit you just don’t have the mental capacity to understand something. You don’t have to get angry at things you don’t understand, like your post shows.

Of course, you do sound like a frothing Nintendo fanboy, with your stupid “everything should just be like…

Seems like you’re annoyed about not understanding this game, I have to wonder if you’ve even played the game.

I liked it. Had potential. Was fun when teammates actually communicated. Sony needs to buy it. Consoles need a good moba.

Its suprisingly fun . I was in a recreation of a Suburban house where a Marceline, gundam and a skeleton had a pretty normal conversation, then a giant chocobo using a text to speech add on joined in. In the background a fullsized delorean moved around the kitchen , and a russian windows 95 retail box asked questions.…

When an avatar of a fat man in a diaper begins to repeatedly sit on the robot, players chastise him.

Speaking as someone fresh out of their early twenties: maybe he can’t afford it?

players told DrunkenUnicyclist to seek medical attention, although, as of this article’s publication, DrunkenUnicyclist says he has not seen a doctor.

This’ the most whimsically sweet thing I’ve seen in ages...

I’m thinking this’d convince me why I’d want to play the game more than anything else could.
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Well, almost anything.

Would the neon glowing dancing Wendy’s icon get the fuck out of this man’s face and rot in hell forever please that would be great. Alright.

Am I the only one thinking this guy is a fucking moron for refusing to see a doctor? There is obviously something wrong with him.

It’s a little distressing to know that the people who were trying to help can pretty much do nothing more than express concern through the mic.

I liked the book but the movie trailer just felt so extra. When I saw joker and harley all I could say was wtf. It just felt different acually seeing all the pop culture stuff now

Seeing the movie trailer made me retroactivly dislike the book.

It somehow has fewer unnecessary pop culture references than Ready Player One.

the people who stopped and offered help were awesome.

Steam’s long-standing stance on this is that if you purchase a game, and it’s in your library, it will never be removed from your library. And I don’t think I’ve heard of an instance where a game has been removed from someone’s library with the exception of refunds or direct requests to Steam support.

I just tried, I can redownload Devastation and I got it for free with Plus earlier this year.

Man, Bethesda hates any publicity from Kotaku, eh?

Yeah, but that's something someone can't really control. We don't control our emotions, so if someone is upset, it's a douche move to say "cry some more".