I remember this kind of feature back in Guild Wars 1, and it was fairly useful sometimes when I just wanted to do dungeons with a friend, but needed a full group.  Especially useful if certain older content isn’t being played much.

Continuing my playthrough of Divinity: Original Sin 2, as I want to get through the first act on my own campaign. When with a summon and shapeshifter build for my main character, and it’s been fun turning people into chickens when they get close to me, and then angel wing away while laying down totems.

Recently bought a 15" Asus ROG Zephryus GX502 at Newegg here, with an added 16gb RAM stick to get a full 32gb overall, and very easy to install.

Recently bought a 15" Asus ROG Zephryus GX502 at Newegg here, with an added 16gb RAM stick to get a full 32gb…

Probably Slay the Spire at the moment.  Easy game to pick up and play for short sessions, and varied enough to play for long chunks of time too. 

Pretty much, though this game bothers me less because storm troopers in the demo were dying in one hit, and only stronger enemy types + creatures could withstand more.

I guess, but I didn’t see enough to justify a sequel for any of the DLC.  Felt like an expansion pack, except the budget constrictions were more obvious with DotO, as I saw far more repeated assets, and too few new ones.  The bank heist was a good mission though.

Looks great, and someone has to keep making immersive sims with Deus Ex and Dishonored’s last entries selling poorly.

Not enough improvements that I wanted, and sticking you with an internal rechargeable battery is just a straight up downgrade.

I’d prefer they stay as far away from that combat system as possible.

Love Arkane’s games, Prey being my favorite thing still this gen...but until I see how this plays the idea does absolutely nothing for me in a cinematic.

I’m pretty sure the expansion was already planned, given Dishonored 1 had 2 fairly large bits of story DLC as well.

I’m curious to see what happens with them using SSD as virtual ram.

Why would they bother making TES6 a live service game, when they already have an MMO for that?

Why would they bother making TES6 a live service game, when they already have an MMO for that?

It’s becoming a new trend with big conferences.

I’m not going for a strawman, most of the comments to me aren’t even providing solutions, and I’ve replied to a few that did offer solutions with either agreement or interest. One person proposed a verified account system to tie their identity to their speech, and another mentioned an endorsement system from Overwatch…

Maybe verified accounts could be a solution, and to offer them different communication privileges. You’d have to be careful how much personal info that person has to give up though, so doxing or swatting doesn’t become more of a thing.

It is up to Twitch to decide those consequences. I just think it’s valid to point out you are dealing with trolls, try-hard teens, bad comedy and insensitive people in these examples, not just racists.

No it isn’t. They could be joking, they could just want to annoy the streamer, they could just want attention, etc. The only guarantee you get from that is they’re being insensitive to other people.  You aren’t proving their racist, just assuming they are.

Fair enough.