This is an exploitative “whale” situation. That it exists is the issue. Throw it at the wall see if it sticks. One person is too many to purchase something like this. Also, let’s be honest. They will never tell us how many suckers they rook this way. If it ends up being not enough people or the backlash becomes too…

You wrote a lot just to say “it will never be optimized”.

So eve but shit

targeting a new demographic: whales tired of paying to win games that actually exist but still want to pay for stuff

the pitch was a sandboxy space sim with trading and dogfighting, playable as single player, multiplayer, or persistent universe (mmo). then it somehow got split into two different games with the other game being squadron 42, a single player story-based campaign to act as a tutorial for star citizen. but the reality is…

Go buy some more NFTs my guy.

The fact that they basically had to explain to you what’s going on in the first five minutes told me everything I needed to know. 

Proof that Dino Crisis 3 isn’t the only thing to ruin the ‘guns vs dinosaurs’ concept.

It seems like this more of a “10 Random Sci-Fi Movies on Netflix” list than a “Top 10 Sci-Fi Movies on Netflix” list.

You said it. A complete waste of time. Such a nothingburger of a movie. 

I had to rewatch either 65 or rebel moon, I would choose (insert 3rd worst sci-fi movie of 2023 here).

if 65 is on this list, Netflix has a very poor selection of sci-fi 

When I saw the Starfield award on Steam I just assumed it was the community mobbing the vote to be an ironic joke. As in Starfield feels like the least innovative game of the year.

Thanks! Never heard of that cunt or his organization.

I am a bigger WW2 buff than most and I had no idea it meant that. I feel like if you aren’t a Nazi then it doesn’t mean that.

Will this be an overplayed reskin of Farcry, or an overplayed reskin of Assassin’s Creed?

as long as there are videogames there will always be 13 year olds processing heavy trauma through them.

I had this revelation today as I was thinking about the game as with both Kingmaker and WotR, deeply fond of both of them even with their flaws, despite starting the games when they game out, I only finished them about a year later with a couple of restarts in the middle.

Not only agreeing with all of this, as well as the other comment about the bug situation, but I’d argue the barrier for entry with this game is much higher than it was with the other Owlcat games.

It’s a very strange situation. You’d think even if you did poop in the bathtub somehow, you’d clean it up, it wouldn’t be terribly difficult. In this case it seems like he’d have to not only not clean it up at the time, but then like, leave the room so housekeeping could find it.