To be fair here, the changes they’ve made to Bnet since SC2 dropped have slowly killed off much of the remnants of the original service anyways, even with them backtracking in some cases. Makes me nostalgic for the Diablo though I admit.
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I’d prefer an SO2 HD version, but eh. I might pick it up if it made it elsewhere and was cheap, but honestly at this point I already beat that game so many times I’m not sure I’ve got another in me.
All I’ve got to say here is that despite both of us loving JRPGs we have very, very different tastes in Zelda games. The only one of your top 3 I’d consider for mine is LttP, and it probably wouldn’t have made it (despite me actually liking the game, and it getting me to pay attention to the series, as I’d preferred…
The stars want me to play mobile games?
I’ll be honest, I’m dubious as all hell. The nerfs seem aimed at what he does well, while the buffs seem aimed at what he doesn’t. Maybe I’m wrong, but I don’t see this turning out well.
Remember, it’s concurrent. Lots of people have different schedules and don’t leave Steam running. You’re probably thinking of the total user numbers instead.
It doesn’t always work though. I still remember when I was playing a Zen, just doing my own thing, dispensing nerfs and buffs when out of the blue, despite most of my team being present, “You’re powered up!” To be fair, it turned out better than expected.
I just finished an RMA on one of my 970s, so I’m back in good shape for gaming, which naturally means I have no real idea. So probably Overwatch. Yet again.
You could make this list just for JRPGs from the PS2 and still have just as many games on it.
Briefly? I don’t view it as immoral, just boring. If someone else wants to view it, more power to them.
On the one hand, this is distasteful, on the other Wild Arms has been going downhill for a bit now, and I don’t remember the last good Arc The Lad (Twilight of the Spirits maybe?) So I suppose we aren’t exactly losing anything. Still, this is not exactly good news. I’m also amused about how the announcement sounded so…
Just finished installing Rise of the Tomb Raider actually, picked it up on Black Friday for $15. Probably going to stick to that and maybe some Overwatch for the weekend.
Rise of the Tomb Raider while it was down to $15 at Gamestop, and I regret not also buying Mankind Divided Digital Deluxe, since I later found out that $22 is a better deal than even the base game has been sold at so far. Didn’t pick anything else up this year though.
No idea if it was listed elsewhere, but I just picked up Rise of the Tomb Raider for $15 at Gamestop (PC code). That’s a much, much better deal than anything else I’ve seen since its release.
No idea if it was listed elsewhere, but I just picked up Rise of the Tomb Raider for $15 at Gamestop (PC code).…
I’m outright confused here, you say that they aren’t making the first twenty three post promotion levels take longer, but 20,000 XP per level is much more than most of those levels took. The breakpoint should be level 19, everything before that takes more XP.
I think the only skin I missed was the Reaper pumpkin skin, which I wasn’t really interested in. Only had to buy a few too, I’d been just about to hit level 100 when this even started, so I got a few dozen boxes during it. I am a bit annoyed it ended early anyways though, since I was still working on beating hard mode…
At first I thought you just tagged an extra “perma” on for emphasis or some such, but honestly now that I understand the term I’m not very interested. While permadeath changes how I experience and choose to play a game, I still want to, you know, play.
Overwatch, still. I really need to catch up on my back log though. I might start up The Last Story finally, which I decided to wait on since I was a bit burnt out after playing Xenoblade Chronicles, which was ah, a long time ago.
As someone who is severely hearing impaired, I really hope this catches on. I think to a large degree there’s a lack of awareness of the difference between subtitles and full closed captions. The best example of this that I can think of is from Valve’s games, particularly the Left 4 Dead series, where even the sounds…