Isn’t the game some 150GiB?

Cozy dystopia. God help me.

“It’s not piracy, it’s federated backups!”

Ironic, or, ahem, fucked?

Nah, CoD2 switched to health regen and dumped the health bar before them. It was partially to adapt to the console gameplay pioneered by, IIRC, Bungee with Halo.

Not only that, it’s outright against the rules to “market” on the playstore as ad-free

Festivity Doctrine, if you will.

You’re doing the thing in the post.

Appropriately for the thread, the WP scene had a choice: walk away. It kept telling Walker to walk away. The player could have shut the game off.

That’s the pivot point: if you’re just playing a game about Walker, then having a choice doesn’t matter, you’re just being told a story about a lunatic. But, if Walker is a stand-in for you, and you’re playing the game “because you wanted to be something you’re not - a hero”, then not only is playing on a choice, choosing to play war porn in the first place is a choice.

The weird thing is, “red”, and in particular red crosses, is used as health less and less, at the request of the actual Red Cross, who are trying to keep their identity separate from the “shoot the medic” meta.

I agree. DOS2 was, mechanically, a superior game. Porting 5e into videogame format isn’t as clean.

IDK, if I found myself being pickpocketed by four grim individuals, armed to the teeth and covered in blood, I can’t say I wouldn’t do the same.

Very true.

Man, they used to be great when Gillen and Smith were still on board.

You know, that might just make it worse. As in, this wasn’t some 5d plot, he genuinely thought this would work.

Elaborating further on how players will get to explore such a vast world, Hamaguchi said that while the whole of the map will be available right from the start, the size of the world will actually grow as players make progress and learn new abilities that let them access previously unreachable areas.

So, how is that different from the original?

Springtime for Johnny and Unity, autumn for Godot, Unreal

It’s what the point of the licensing mess a few months back was: to rope dnd-one away from third party VTTs