Wow. That story about the Developers of Blind finding out about the Perception Kickstarter is really fascinating.

What are your general opinions on the current state of games being released as buggy messes? It seems to be becoming the norm. Do you have any opinions on what could be done in-house to help curb this trend?

Oh God. Why doesn't this have any stars yet? It's perfect.

Vermonter here.

Nutella’s not a bad spread but it feels disingenuous to call it hazelnut and chocolate. I really can’t taste the hazelnut.

These thieves are patriots.

Madeline, this is not the kind of hate I’m used to in America.

If she ran for president someday, she’d have my vote.

This is blowing my mind.

When people make comments like that, judge or not, it feels to me like they’re basically saying, “Nope. In this instance, I would not have fucked that girl.”

Patrick, unless I’m reading the Devs (or you) wrong on CDPR’s official forums, I think you described the actual glitch inaccurately in the article.

I’m extremely happy that they’re focusing strictly on the single-player campaign experience.

This game is an absolute pleasure and should be the standard every open world game made in the future goes by.

Excellent point! I hadn’t considered that!

See that’s what I was wondering.

Ha! Yeah, speaking of dogs. When I see parents do this to their kids where I live, it especially irks me when they’re also talking to their children like the way I talk to my dog.

Yeah I guess I can see it being a ‘better safe than sorry’ kinda thing in bigger cities. I just have to wonder if it subliminally impacts the way a child views themselves.

Unrelated, but am I the only one that gets bothered to no end when I see parents walking around their toddlers in those monkey-suit leashes? I feel like that would have to have some kind of impact on the child at least subconsciously.

With your job, I understand you need to be able to move on to games at a quick pace so don’t feel bad.

Look at the little spots!!!! OMG!