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Its just some extra buildings for outposts, which I guess is the size of Wasteland Workshop, so technically true.
Its just some extra buildings for outposts, which I guess is the size of Wasteland Workshop, so technically true.
Hell yeah, actual endings are sorely missed. I kinda wished I owned a PS5 now.
Half Life Alyx?
Games that are just MVPs with a massive, fully featured microtransaction store, often featuring a story by committee, visuals that arent any better than five years ago, shitty ai, filled to the brim with bugs, and all running at less than 60 fps on good hardware.
Fuck new big games.
True, but at the same time its very possible to go too small. A bunch of one line code reviews can really slow progress easily.
God damn it, fucking sony
Its a full price game, it shouldnt have microtransactions
Ah shit, youre right. Must of misread it.
Then Just Starfield I think.
Anthem? Immortals of Avuem? Starfield? Forspoken? Pretty much every bad game discounts early, because word of mouth spreads, independent reviewers review, amd sales plummet. Even Starfield had a 25% discount about a month after release once people realized the magic was missing.
Whens the last time you saw anyone actually read a provided source?
More like it’s not worth tracking down the archives for deleted tweets.
Easier to just link you to a youtube video that does that for me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1G-BDswd6M
, if your product doesn’t check the diversity and inclusion boxes it will be criticized, “hire us to help”.
That’s textbook extortion. “Nice product you got there, be a shame if twitter didn’t like it. Maybe pay us some money, make sure nothing untoward happens to your product”
I mean, how is it not.
Removed by mod
I kinda feel sorry for what they couldve been
Buckshot creating a bunch of smaller holes that in turn created one big failure.
Make one post a day for a few months
I think that boycott did the opposite of what it was supposed to
No we’re not eager. Paperwork is just part of any job.