I’m expecting something involving a high speed impact with feces.

Appreciate the response. Did they build on the basic interactions in Gone Home? I was disappointed that Fullbright didn’t integrate their storytelling into the gameplay beyond just searching for number codes, and I’m hoping that Tacoma used player interaction with the environment in novel ways.

That strikes me as an excessively artificial way to pace the character.

So...are there puzzles? Do the reconstructions need to be influenced or dissected to proceed? What is the gameplay loop? Are there at least codes to learn for locked doors?

OK, so a few extra PUBG stories on Kotaku. Not seeing anything there that impacts your gameplay loop.

I’m just hoping for some clarification on how this impacts your user experience.

Not really. They already differentiate those cosmetic items by putting them in supply drops instead (ghillie suit).

What about these transactions is stopping you from hopping in and having a good time?

“So the water goes right to your house...but you don’t drink it? You wash a plate with a gallon of it, then go out and buy more?”

I must be missing something.

Is this the one with eSports?

Giving highly valuable rocks is a valid speed run strategy for IRL marriage too

Thanks to The Long Dark, I don’t need to go to Canada anymore to know what it’s like! Must play if you plan on traveling to our neighbor to the north!

This is not an everyman car. This is a cheap(er) enthusiast car.

I am now possessed by a unstoppable desire to hack Elon Musk’s own Model 3 and take it for a joy ride with him inside it.

I want you to know that I genuinely appreciate Maximum Overdrive references.

Vs a gas can?

In my experience, before you pass out from blood loss, burn the image of their sneering face into your mind. Be sure to reach out towards them with all your strength before you lose consciousness.

Completely different game. Good palette cleanser if you’ve just been playing BF1, and you get to find out what the fuss is all about :)

TF2 is dead. Battlefield 1 is cancer. I reinstalled both last week due to boredom, and uninstalled them both within a day.