Yeah. I mean, it is replicating a natural phenomena, but it can be very jarring if you ever try to shift your actual vision away from what the DoF is centered on. Your eyes do work that way, but you control it, not the game, so they don’t work like that.

Anyone else find Breakpoint weirdly underwhelming?

If you can’t buy through the site, contact your bank. They’re the ones who are (probably) putting a fraud block on the transaction. Talk with them, and they can whitelist Ubisoft’s storefront for you.

Most people don’t, immediately, assume there’s trademark infringement when someone else is using the branding. They’re far more likely to assume that the product is authorized.

Destiny 2 had the same behavior. Year One content was locked until Forsaken dropped, and there’s content from Forsaken that’s still PS4 exclusive until Shadowkeep drops.

Nolan’s Cayde is a completely different character from Fillion’s. Of the two, I kinda prefer Nolan’s, but, yeah, they are entirely different characters.

Fun Trivia: There were a couple varieties of supernatural monster hunters in Vampire: The Masquerade’s tabletop rules. Nothing quite like the Witchers, but a few of the weirder ones, like the Shih, come close.

*Checks the wikia*

I think I see the issue here: The female Warlock armor looks WAY better than the male variants. Even stuff like the Prodigal and Ancient Apocalypse sets look pretty snazzy on the ladies.

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More that there’s a lot of shitty racists out there. You interact with some on a regular basis and may not even know. When one of them plants their ass in front of a camera for 50+ hours a week, sooner or later, they’ll let their inner asshole out for the world to see.

The key to combat in Prey is, it’s not supposed to be brute forced. So, for example, with the mimics, you’re supposed to glue them, then take them out with a charged wrench attack. You can just pound them with the wrench, or use a firearm, but, you’re right, it doesn’t feel particularly good.

That’s the thing though. This kid, intentionally entered into a contract (the Terms of Service) in bad faith. At that point, it’s not like he should get a pass, because he, “really, really, wanted to violate the contract, and couldn’t wait 24 months to get right with the small print.”

I hate to break it to you, but, “the rules of the game,” do, “physically prevent a player from teaming up with another player.”

It’s not just the crashing. There’s a lot of systems in this that feel untested. The base power and wiring system is, at the very least, unpolished, and feels downright broken. In some cases, this seems intentional, like how the powered doors can’t be open while they have power, and need to be hand wired to a power…

Oh man, fuck The Cost of Magic.

Bioware’s leadership saw the game as more analogous to Diablo, and shut down any talk of Destiny because that wasn’t, “the kind of game,” they were making.

On the AR15, it’s the other way round. The M16, M4, and a host of other assault rifles are based off the AR15 platform.

Part of the problem is, even just looking at Frank Miller for a second, DKR was where he ended up. The structural transitions came in with his run on Daredevil, which started years before that. Content aside, you can see a lot of stylistic changes issue to issue that lay the groundwork for modern comic book…

That’s going to make the Deutche translation rather awkward...