We know this. Hence why Ultimate Team gets all the updates and changes every year, while proper modes like Be A Pro and Career Mode get fuck all. This is prime EA.

We’ll always have Watchmen. 

Takes forever to get to 50, it’s about to take a lot longer, and if you allocate a skill point to something you end up disliking, you might want the option to refund that skill point.

Gamers: There’s nothing to do in this game!

Damn, sad to see the person who made this site diverse in opinion and representation and dramatically improved the character of it compared to what could’ve been just another games site go.

But for real though, you did an amazing job. Best of luck on your next adventure!

I have succumbed to the fact I will not have a GTX 3070 any time soon (I refuse to pay scalpers). 

Making it for so many platforms was silly. They should’ve made it FOR last-gen consoles first and allowed for visual upscaling later. It would’ve been so much better of a launch.

“CDPR! You were the chosen one! You were supposed to bring balance to AAA game development, not become just like everyone else!”

Didn’t Pelosi say that if she was elected Speaker in 2018 she would step aside in 2020 to let someone younger have the position? 

So Alito and Thomas would have heard the case, but not done anything to stop the certifications/Electoral College votes from moving forward?

putting aside how weirdly turbo angry you are about a guy not enthused about cyberpunk, it is weird to say twitch isn’t ‘tangentially related to video games’ because it is literally a huge space for games, and a way people experience or interact with games, share games, talk about games, it is a space that developers…

what about this:

I’ve got 99 problems but children that will inherit this mess ain’t one.

He owns the Washington Post. 

Pretty sure they've started all characters are free.

cyberpunk was announced approximately 28 years ago and everyone still cums whenever some new info trickles out about it

I always liked the bit in Batman Beyond where someone was trying to mess with Bruce’s head, and made the mistake of calling him “Bruce.” Then Terry comes and asks him how he knew it wasn’t real. “Because that’s not what I call myself.”

If you’re shuffling creative directors around this far into development, you’re probably trying to salvage a disaster.   

It’s actually a pretty successful way to run a cult. Creating completely bizarre beliefs is way that cult members can quickly distinguish between members of the in-group and out-group and reinforce their feelings of moral superiority (knowing the “truth”), thus reinforcing the cult reality tunnel. The cult leader(s)…