Class divisions seem very on-point for Fallout.

I’ve never seen this game before, but thanks to all my PNP RPG dice rolling experience this one is immediately obvious. If nothing else, D&D teaches you some math.

I don’t do early access any more either, for similar reasons - it’s the ultimate spoiler! 

Nearly all video game characters are supermen/superwomen/superwhatevers because it’s slooooooow if they jog at realistic speeds and jump realistic heights - without the help of your arms you can jump waist high if you’re good and sustainably at knee high.

I blame the victims for this one.

I liked Division 2 a lot - mostly the combat loop.

How about YOU pay ME $100/yr to waste more of my time on this piece of junk instead of all the much better games I could be spending my time on.

That’s what I said!

The leading ‘toothhead’ pic accurately represents how I felt attempting to play Heavy Rain.

I would suggest you don’t need Google Stadia on launch day at all and should save yourself $130.  Let them work out the glitches.

Lol, this is in no way a finished product, and even Google wouldn’t call it that.

That is terrible UX, but I guess you get used to it.

If I hold it, it takes me to the sharing menu.  Maybe I should go look to see if there are some new options, I haven’t done it in a while since it was so useless.

After reading that response from the creator, all I can ask is:

I don’t recall my Apple ][ or C64 software ever coming with anything that implied or suggested that I didn’t own my copy, or that I was only licensing it - that being before EULAs on everything really went to hell in the 90s, but I don’t have any of the packaging to check.

Yeah, they did great on other platforms (100,000 copies!) but they are missing all the individual sales they might have made Apple App Store and Google Play store - since they can’t be on there either due to exclusivity.

Apple has a long, long history of grand gaming initiatives it gets bored of and drops, too.

You press the share button (once you can find it) quickly to take a screenshot. About 3 seconds later, while you’re wondering if it even registered the button press, it will do a little ‘bing’ and a toaster to tell you it’s taken a screenshot. Since 3 seconds is a long time in a video game (things move), now you have…

“df sf dasasdffd dasfdas dfas sfasdf asdf sf dasf fasdf asdf sf dasf asdffddasfdas dfas sfasdf asdf sf dasf” accurately sums up how I feel about that stupid share button that’s a pain in the goddamn ass to press (like the options button) and can’t even take a simple screenshot in a reasonable timeframe.

Here’s how the Apple Arcade ecosystem works: