This dude wouldn’t buy Robocop for a dollar.

How’s Robocop?

It sucks that players are having to scour every asset and line of dialogue

Im sorry. But this is pathetic if it’s true. And I mean that on part of the players.

…ok? Cool you’re here on Lemmy, I guess, GabeN. Welcome!

I mean, I’ve never seen a game need to give a pop up that needs to be closed for jumping and looking around.

I’m sorry, but you are blind, if you feel this way.

Skellige was very clearly heavily Nordic inspired. Ragh nahr Roog?

I like how it’s used in the new Indiana Jones game. You can approach fights like a hack-n-slash and just wail on people, but occasionally they dodge or parry, and you need to react. But fights aren’t about waiting to parry like Jason Bourne, it’s just a useful ability.

Wow, I had no idea this was a thing. I thought the app was mainly for driver updates. Thanks!

Do you mean you can use their cloud service to run a game for you, sort of like a cloud 3D render farm?

Damn, was this the Christopher Judge project?

I played Witcher 3 a few months after it released, and it was nearly bug free, and certainly lived up to most expectations. It had a massive world, every inch of which was crammed with fleshed out interesting stories and characters with character. It was a breathtaking experience from the start, and if it had a few things to work out in the initial weeks, I can understand that.

That’s probably true, W3 is iconic in that regard. But Cyberpunk is just a great follow-up.

I thought the same thing about Cyberpunk, they couldn’t make lightning strike twice. But in the end, once the issues were fixed, it’s also one of my favorite modern games.

I mean, she couldn’t even counterattack in W3.

I’m looking at the picture, and I have no idea what the hell you’re talking about. There’s no $80 or $1 in this image.

Grow and Grow Up by a studio owned by Ubisoft. Cool little games though.

I remember the newes jedi game feeling like this a lot, but it was also effectively immersive that you don’t instantly know exactly where to go.

…well they haven’t put a game out yet on the current gen tho, have they?

So no sequel to that Guardians of the Galaxy game then? I really enjoyed that one.

It was so…
Metal?
Yeah…

Thanks, I guess “they even” threw me off, because it sounded like a side note, instead of the main reason. Like the other option was the agent booking the repair and automatically charging their card.

I’m going to need this statement in the article explained to me in detail. How the fuck would they possibly “force a repair”?

The agent doesn’t force the repair, though, giving the option to simply walk away if the quote isn’t appealing.

So, it’s tomorrow now. I’ve seen the trailer and it looks pretty damn updated, but I don’t know any details.

I think modern society and technology may have played a role, too.

Didn’t he not even want to do Infinity War and Endgame, which were actually solid stories? I have a feeling he wants no part of The Matrix at this point.

The latest one was so very bad. As were the two before. Give it up, guys.

Haha, I wondered at first if that was Patrick Stewart, and then decided it wasn’t. Glad I was wrong.

Which is it, a total remake or a remaster? Or a remaster with reworked controls?

I was wondering why Bill Gates would be talking about Steam users.

They’re all great. If you can get your hands on the originals, they hold up well. But don’t play the remake of 1 from a few years ago.

Play a less demanding single player game to get used to the mouse. I’m not sure how it handles mouse and keyboard, but I’m thinking something like Ratchet and Clank.

Context is that this is an absurd situation I made up. ABC and CBS are two completely separate and competitive tv channels, just like Sony and Microsoft are direct competitors. Dealing with one to use the other is…pardon my French, completely retarded.

This is just like how we all used to need to tune into ABC first before we could watch CBS. Remember? That was so bizarre.

We did? I don’t recall this.

Well, Machine Games other recent titles are pretty good in that regard, and every other regard.

Why didn’t you mention that in the article, then?

A console that’s also a fully functional PC you can install mods on.

Most certainly, “everyone” does not feel compelled to pay people to have fun for them.

It is a lot like a console, but there’s a huge catalog.

Steam Deck has turned that around somewhat. It’s pretty close to an easy console experience, amd you can play on your couch, in bed, or on a plane.