Some countries banned Postal 2 so they can’t give it to you if you live in, as a random example, Germany.
Congratulations on already living in the future they’re protesting. Realistically they probably should have recognized this would be a problem and told you the specific error but their giveaway codes aren’t really meant for this so whatever.
If you do live in a country like that you could, however, spend $70 on a year of Mullvad and be a Canadian as far as GOG knows or cares.
Maybe you should be doing that anyways, regardless of whether you want horny games and also Postal 2.
Tbf to them, one of the reasons both of those gachas were successful is that they’re actually pretty generous by industry standards. They’ll sell the gooners a $60 cosmetic skin and milk the whales of all they have but the regular players can get by fine without paying a dime…
But they probably will anyways because waifus.
The point being you’re running the Spyware OS 11 and then wondering why even uninstalling doesn’t remove one app entirely, possibly on the same machine with three different apps with universal mic access and Respondus for school.
And to top it all off, Microsoft can already brick the whole damn thing with ease.
Shift Up already had a great start lol, they printed money off the gacha games Destiny Child and Nikke. The Nikke fans who already owned Stellar Blade are currently pissed at them because the ones that already had it on PS5 got told if they wanted the collab bonuses they’d have to buy the game again.
I’m not sure why they’re surprised, ShiftUp is the kind of company that sells $60 gooner skins. It’s honestly amazing to me that Stellar Blade has all the content it does without spamming out micro transactions.
I liked it. It’s honestly refreshing to see an action game with a parry system that didn’t shove in a bunch of Souls tropes for no reason.
What still blows my mind is that it’s perfectly viable to just shoot bosses to death when the gameplay is otherwise all about sticking swords into things and dodging/parrying. Pretty solid balance of skill reward while still letting people who have shit reflexes have fun.
Exploration is kind of hit and miss but it’s also largely optional. I found myself not really caring about most of the chests if it wasn’t the type that had an outfit in it.
Better than Starfield as a sci-fi RPG. Had some pretty boring balance choices imo. Dialogue was decent but I didn’t really love anything.
Yeah, I don’t like it, but mid is fair… And I’ll buy #2 anyways if the reviews hold up.
People are free to complain about the price point but it’s pretty absurd to think gaming is somehow immune to inflation.
But then something awakens in you and you’re into food now, look what you’ve done