I have a vita tv, or playstation tv whatever the hell they called it over here. Paid 50$ for it, the memory card.. cost me about 40$... yeah.

they tweaked weather transitions to be faster so that the player never sees anything below a certain level of quality

I would like to remind everyone that this is not censorship and that Playtonic as a private business has the right to express itself as they see fit. If they do not wish to include voice work by a controversial figure in their video game that is well within their right. Jon’s free speech was not violated in any way…

Thank you for this comment.

Gita, thank you for this--and particularly for taking the time to collect opinions from the broader fanbase.

I personally find what Jontron had to say during the “debate” (if such it can be called with a straight face) absolutely repugnant, on both a (personal) moral level, and as someone who is reasonably well-versed…

Scene opens: A man, blonde, not too closely removed from an athletic life sips a bourbon out of a highball glass.

I’ve definitely hit some framerate issues on the Wii U version, but nothing too severe. I’m happy to stick with my Wii U for now

Seriously. It’s like clockwork on every single Trump post. Someone posts the most obvious bait with a brand-new burner, and within a half hour there’s fifty replies.

How does a burner account get out of the greys, but I never do despite regularly trying to comment on this site for like two years?

Okay, Kinja users, who keeps on bringing the troll burner accounts out of the grey’s?

To be honest I’d say part of the main fault even in skirmish mode for me was having a “fantasy/hollywood hapless russian out-teched and outmaneuvered by germans” version of the russian army rather than the RL latewar version that crushed Germany by literally *walking* into Berlin.

The out-tech and outmaneuvered…

I make sure to play a game or 2 of Deserts of Kharak a couple of times every week.

This is a really, really big problem of these kinds of systems. Especially since it builds up, because people believe other people can’t change.