Yea I don’t understand what a “season pass” is in reference to video games. And I dont really care either. Can I just buy the game normally and play it whenever I want, please?

Is this the Nintendo redemption arc?

Wow a lot of scammers around here, don’t fall for them! My uncle works at pocketpair; DM me I’ll make sure the money goes to the right place!

I feel attacked. Only i do clear my recycle bin frequently

As a once hardcore RCT fan, 3 was a huge let down anyways. Played for like 15 minutes before going back to 2.

No quest marker, because the game gives me a note with vague directions? That’s fine if I’m a kid who can spend 5+ hours wandering around looking for the right boulder to take a left at. But if I’m getting pulled away and distracted constantly, I won’t even be able to remember what the note said when I come back to my computer.

I dont mind the no quest marker, as you can re-read your quest journal to get the directions again. The problem was that the quest journal was unsorted so if you happen to advance in multiple quests at a time or put off a quest and come back to it, then good luck paging through to find the relevant info.

I never did really beat morrowind or even finish any of the factions questlines, i was too young at the time to care about that i just did the infinite intelligence potion exploit to create an unbeatable god character slinging 50ft radius fireballs from level 1.

A part of me really wants to revisit it and and least complete the main quest, but damn does it feel dated.

Does that mean we have to wait 12 years for TES: VI while they milk this turd the whole time?

Nintendo still made Splatoon, knowing how deep and dark the endless horny pits go…

Sigh

Does this mean they’ll finally stop making them?

Pc. I never even encountered any bugs. I just couldn’t get into it

I played fallout 3 a lot, was my favorite game for a long minute.

I could never get into fallout new vegas. I tried many times but it just never grabbed me. It just didnt feel right.

Its ok to be wrong buddy, you do you. 🙂

Playing Jill of the Jungle (and many other retro gems) on my grandpas computer when visiting is one of my core memories from my childhood. He had so many great games from that era that have since gone forgetten. I wish i could remember them all.