Yes, but there is still a chance they accidentally struck gold.

Jack? Wouldn’t call him trustworthy. He’s a pirate

You mean exactly like Steam?

Quite early on you have a difficult choice

So I don’t share your opinion.

Before you get access to the Developer mode, you must first answer my riddles three.

I believe they started 12 years ago

Nobody would ever pay you to play a game. There is no way there isn’t an alternative motive.

You get to enjoy the story in its fullest without forced breaks that get you out of it.

And you get to do cool stuff without having to worry about failing and having to start over.

Having to do the same thing over and over until you beat it is incredibly boring.

That is the point of an easy difficulty. It is fun and quick.

Where does it say you can only choose one store?

Upload to all and get all the benefits. Lower prise on those with lower cut, more exposure on those that don’t.

• The ones who have investments in AI

• The ones who listen to the marketing

• The ones who are big Weird Al fans

• The ones who didn’t understand the question

BLUR is like a more realistic version of Mario Kart, yet not a sim.

Only reason it may seem “better” is because Palworld has horrible building mechanics.

But nothing about that game makes it easier with a controller.

Can’t you use a controller + mouse combo?

Can’t they just like … buy the rights to a PS2 emulator that is already working?

Or at least hire the people who created it?

Doubt the PS5 is much different from a PC.

That just shows the strength of the Twitter brand.

Because it is not a pipe

I think it is more about creating even more e-waste by deliberately destroying a working phone.

Here is an alternative:

The same phone but with a cover and a tempered glass protector

…by providing a continued great game experience (only for PSN users)

Don’t forget the little string so you can easily pop em out and let em dangle without losing them.

I’m sorry you have to deal with that.

But our point is that having a little extra hole in your phone isn’t going to matter to you.

More options is always better.

There was no reason to remove them back then and there is no reason to remove them now.

Pretty sure the market would be bigger if manufacturers didn’t remove the feature in order to push to wireless.

What I like about them is not having a battery, meaning they have a lot less impact on the climate. And it isn’t needed when they are always connected to an other device with a battery that is less than 1m away.

I’d give up the space of a battery for a jack, yes

How can you say that! It harms the shareholders of wireless earphones manufacturers!

Well, my point is that we wouldn’t need wireless headphones if Fairphone still had a headphone jack

How is having more features an inconvenience?

Java is (or at least used to be) one of the first languages new programmers started with.

Making it very accessible to create new mods.

There isn’t a single game without bugs

The cheap downgraded version, yes

Well, apparently we can

I like my battery more than I like my Bluetooth.

I was really hoping for some standalone campaigns in the same engine though

Not less handcrafted, but AI enhanced on top of the already excellent written dialogue.

If I want my entire BG3 gameplay to be about grilled cheese, then I would be able to when talking to every NPC while still getting the excellent story about mindflayers. The cheese is just on top.

I would have said the same with Divinity 1&2 before BG3 came out

Games keep improving and we will get an even better CRPG in a couple of years that is “even more perfect” than BG3

Strange, because that is the opposite of every D&D game ever.

The story gets written at the table, at which point the world building should have already been mostly created.

That’s just BG3

If you are going to play Divinity 2, start with Divinity 1

They both have differences in mechanics, but play about the same. The only main difference is that Divinity is only 2 player, while Divinity 2 is 4 player like BG3

Also, the mechanics of both Divinity games are build around it being video games. Meaning it is a better experience. In comparison with BG3, which was build as a TTRPG and only converted to a video game.

The only things I miss with Divinity are the cutscenes. Otherwise they would be as perfect (or even better) than BG3.

Just because monopolies can have a fanbase, doesn’t mean they don’t negatively impact society.

The cult behind Steam doesn’t understand the problem that will arrive once Gabe retires. The amount of power they gave this single entity will come to.bite them in the ass.

Yeah, totally no stress fighting the moonlord or any of the bosses…

Terraria is fun, but doubt a non-gamer will be able to jump right in and understand the fiddly build, mine and jump mechanics. They’ll get overwhelmed.