Agreed. The game was an 11/10 for me until I got to the third act and spent an hour going “what now?”

Up until then the pacing and level design was immaculate.

Somehow I had 3 separate Ubisoft accounts with differing games on them. After a short back-and-forth proving I was the account(s) owner, they actually did what I asked. They combined all 3 accounts into one and combined my games catalog.

The corporation sucks ass, but their support did me a solid.

There was a period of time (probably about 3-6 months) when the launcher would cause the game to crash on launch. I had to mod it out.

I’ll believe it when I see it

I loved the short time I played HnH but multi-client botting is the only way to keep up with everyone and it just turned me off of the whole game.

I enjoyed Grim Dawn up until the last boss. I haven’t played any of the DLC though, it’s worth going back to it.

Titan Quest was pretty good, and I think it used all of the same sound effects.

If using the PC port definitely get the mods that fix the FPS lock but make sure to set cut scene frames to around 30 or else it breaks the game

Years ago when I played SR2 on PC I needed to download a reverse speed hack (a slow hack) because my processor clock speed was faster than the console the game was designed for. Would that patch have fixed that? If so, very sad indeed.

The commercial is a masterpiece of 90’s child-centric advertising

Me too, but it was Civ 4 instead of Jedi Academy

I dont even need to watch this video, I can hear the thumbnail. Don’t get caught in the CROSSFIREEEE!

I actually convinced my parents to buy this for me, played it once.

I want to love this game but every time I try to play it I run into a plethora of game-breaking bugs within an hour. Maybe my grandkids will enjoy it.

It’s available on steam! I loved this game when I was a kid so I made sure to pick it up just because I had rented it back in the day. I haven’t played it to see if it holds up but I still have my memories