I’d recommend it if you’re willing to check out mods for the game. It’s a lot of work to install mods properly, and ofc modders should once in a while get kudos for their hard effort.

I get more value out of user-made mods for this game, than the patches CDPR has released thus far.

I fail to see the point of them publicly apologizing to PLAYERS, and making promises to us.

It’s not 9 for half a year, yet.

Resurgence? The atmospheric scroller never left!

Claustrophobia underwater? I’d say, for me at least, it’s agoraphobia. Both underwater and when floating on it.

I think that OP was trolling everybody, btw. Lol

The mistake was grouping things into three categories; it oversimplified and overcrowded the DPS role (and overcomplicated the other two).

You know Capcom's persistent online rollouts for these type of games have been pretty good. Chiefly the Monster Hunter series, lately.

How did we know that this is exclusive? Or that it has online features? I think I blinked during the part where they showcased multiplayer.

Because they probably got tired of leak-based rumours and speculation, and then decided to rebrand and restyle the probable-remake/reboot of Dino Crisis into something else. All just to have the last laugh. It’s what I would do whenever I’m in charge of direction or management of a project (although I don’t work in…

It’s also not not a whataboutism. If Putin’s defenders wanted to bring up hypocrisy, they’d have to single out the champs of every party sanctioning Russia, separately, and point out direct involvement in previous or current affairs that are comparable to this war.

First, that is not true. And second, this isn’t a political issue taking place WITHIN THE GAME ITSELF.

Cyberpunk has never not been political, lol. Sci-fi often says something about the larger social issues.

I think the main difference is actually two fold, beyond what you’ve listed here:

There’s not supposed to be an upside. We civilians and businesses are pawns or tools in this new unconventional form of the first salvos of modern war: socioeconomic politics & cyber-warfare.

The idea is to punish FUTURE revenue of Russian suppliers, like in the alcohol business example you describe. This has “tangible” effects on economic indexes, stocks and investment. I put that in quotes because people should know half of that financial/macroeconomic stuff is arbitrary anyway..... So when something…

Name every game with a swamp that you can think of, off the top of your head. Go!

The throne world gives me the same awe I had when stepping into Oryx’s dreadnought, or certain areas of the raids (chiefly VoG and Levi). Definitely the Dreaming City, too.

I’d omit the “these” from “... these roguelike games..." because there could be the implication that Elden Ring is a roguelike.