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There is a difference between filling in a diversity checklist for mass appeal and “allowing” it.

Not allowing their teams to include the subjects goes against artistic freedom in the same way that forcing them does.






AoE4 strikes a nice balance between old AoE and more modern games if you ask me. You can even play it with a controller if you want.


I don’t have high hopes for any game that goes through such a drastic change late in development.




Starfield is the kind of game where everyone who enjoyed it got bullied off the internet though. It’s ok to like things.




It won’t, I’ve been playing it through gamepass and the game launched ready to play.




Epic has a lot of money, they should find a way to offer a better service in some ways like Gog does.

Exclusivity deals are anti-consumer.


Exclusivity deals are not exactly a better alternative



I’m gonna go with Skyrim, the more unoptimized and aimless your playthrough is, the more fun you’ll have.


You guys have much bigger problems to worry about right now tbh


I can’t believe Shadow of the Erdtree got nominated over Helldivers or Space Marine 2. It’s a DLC and it’s not even that good compared to the base game.




I mean, yeah, good writing is good and bad writing is bad.

I think the article is going against the idea that politics should be kept away from games.




The first 2 infamous games, they’ve aged reasonably well but are stuck in the PS3 running at the choppiest 720p.




It was forced on Arkane by Zenimax, the game was supposed to be called NeuroShock or something like that.


Bungie is just a shell of what it was back then



I think it’s roughly 700 before Morrowind and almost 1000 before Skyrim but I agree.

Vvardenfell even has Seyda Neen, an imperial colony from an empire that hasn’t even reached that place yet, just for the fan service.

The whole game just feels like a good MMO that was forced to be part of Elder Scrolls rather than an Elder Scrolls game that happens to be an MMO if that makes any sense.



The ESO lore is so muddled that Beyond Skyrim is not even considering it canon in most cases anymore, there are just too many contradictions.


Reign of Giants is basically the only expansion to the base game.

The others are their own thing and aimed at players who have already mastered it. They are not really so much expanding the base game as opposed to turning it into something somewhat different for the sake of variety.

I think they are all worth buying but definitely start with Reign of Giants.




I’m not really surprised, Guerrilla is always chasing the latest trend.

Once FPS games weren’t the big thing anymore, they dropped it for big open world Ubisoft style games.

That being said, they are better at being Ubisoft than Ubisoft, much better.