Sure, if you don’t mind being locked out of 90% of the game
Sure, if you don’t mind being locked out of 90% of the game
He also gets you to do hundreds of hours of unpaid labor. In New Horizons, he demands that you buy real estate for him to sell to prospective residents, and then you don’t see one thin bell from the sale. He makes you perform unpaid labor in the form of terraforming, gardening, and crafting, as well as investing your…
Not only did I do the same thing when I first started playing Ghost of Tsushima, when I started playing RDO again on my XBOne I had problems with dismounting. I kept pressing B to dismount my horse in RDO, but that’s the melee/reload button when you’re mounted. So instead of getting off my horse to take cover from the…
This still looks horrific to me. The mayor is made of citrus, he has a lemon wedge occupying a significant divot in his skull! Shit ain’t normal, man!
The updates to online don’t make their way into RDR2, unfortunately.
I knew the new look was coming. But I hoped the old one would be the default for just a while longer :(
Funny, I love Gotta Knock a Little Harder, but it doesn’t generally make me feel better. Trying to break free of self imposed social isolation and being unable to do so, it’s not the most uplifting message to me.
I’m reminded of the 4th season of Brockmire, when the baseball team owners thought that letting players pick different color bats would make the game interesting and attract more viewers. This move by the NFL is just as stupid and pointless.
Possibly, I’m thinking the opposite though. Like, instead of killing the animals, you track them and then observe/draw them. Maybe you find rare plants and collect samples.
Glad that RDO is finally getting another big update. Hopefully whatever the new frontier pursuit is, it won’t be as annoying as the Trader.
I found out last night when I looked at the map after I fully liberated the first area. I had a good chunk of the map unexplored and it suddenly filled in, complete with ? for stuff. It was honestly a relief, because I hate having incomplete maps.
Admittedly I’m still not very far into the game due to all of the exploring and uncovering the map and stuff (although now that I know that fully liberating an area completely clears the map, I’m going to worry about that less). But, does Jin’s flute not work to clear blizzards like it does rain and fog?
Yeah, finding an island of living food that turns your body into what you just ate is all kinds of horrifying. The proper course of action would be to quarantine it to prevent it from spreading, not turn it into a fucking tourism hotspot.
Hey, Hollywood Upstairs Medical College is a perfectly fine med school! Just ask one of their most prominent graduates.
Yes, I was just wondering if they’d brought the SRL back to D2. I really liked it in D1, and actually managed to do pretty well for myself most of the time (it was also the only way I ever earned any PvP rep).
There’s Hurk, who was already mentioned. CIA agent Willis Huntley, who appears in 3, 4, and 5 (and in 4 makes a direct reference to the events and protagonist of 3). Longinus in Far Cry 4, a rare Far Cry 2 character reference. And there’s a number of references to the other games in the junk that you find when you…
They snuck rats into people’s stew. They’re too cowardly to do anything to anyone’s face.
It’s not going to burn down, but they’re all definitely going to be broke and living with their parents again in a year.
The first game has you playing a guy who starts out as just a hacker trying to steal cash and then switches to avenging his dead niece. There are some kernels of good ideas, but they largely fall by the wayside in favor of the vengeance plot to the overall detriment of the game. It’s pretty much a GTA clone with some…
My favorite thing so far is the anemone. When it’s in the museum aquarium, the clown fish will swim through it like they do in real life.