That’s Zero Dawn, but you know what, Zero Down makes just as much sense as Zero Dawn, so it doesn’t matter much. Either way it’s a great game you should have for $14.
That’s Zero Dawn, but you know what, Zero Down makes just as much sense as Zero Dawn, so it doesn’t matter much.…
It’s a better response than most I’ve seen anyhow, and I hope it works out - I just won’t be backing.
Excuse me while I shed a crocodile tear for people having their lives ‘ruined’ because they can’t make other people’s online experiences miserable any more.
A lot of people have replied with similar comments, and this is true - they could ramp up smoothly and things could go perfectly well and everyone will get their dice.
A Kickstarter being this successful is a huge problem.
Typical Mercedes driver. And the only time she’ll use her turn signals is when she hits them by accident without knowing what they are.
Yeah, when she’s a grandma those are going to be at her ankles. Without bending over.
And the sides! But I wanted to use ‘titsplosion’ in a sentence.
They could have just some clothes on the poor girl. She’s fairly old by now, must be getting quite chilly.
I’ve beaten it, so...
‘Microshaft Winblows’
Those sociopathic assholes who would scream at a fast food employee because they can’t get their fried chicken sandwich aren’t people you can reason with or appeal to. As always, the people who really need to ‘get’ a message aren’t the ones paying attention - too busy flicking their cig butts out of cars or screeching…
This seems like a terrible idea. We put up with his awful, rambling, self-indulgent fanfic plots because they’re generally in games with great mechanics.
It’s not much, but it is a teeny tiny step up from most corporate ‘apologies’, which are ‘we apologize that you misinterpreted what we did... (you schmucks). Only a teeny tiny step, though.
It’s not going to bring me back after how terrible BfA was, but I gotta say the owls are cute as hell:
He ‘addressed’ it, but pointing out the problem that everyone else has already pointed out doesn’t do anything to fix the problem, and he failed to mention even a single thing they were actually going to do.
He did actually say ‘I’m sorry’, which makes it more of an apology than most, but you can ‘accept accountability’ all you want - we see other C-level execs say those empty words too.
Well, technically it does run. But everyone who paid $60 for it based on Bethesda’s promises got totally ripped off by a game that almost everyone involved (even Bethesda) would agree was nowhere near what they promised. It was a total bait and switch scam.
AlphaStar then posted a chat message supporting civil rights for Hong Kong and Blizzard immediately banned it.
PS2 had the significant advantage that the PS3 sucked ass for years.
