same. the trick is to float by doing literally nothing as slow as possible. it takes some trial and error to figure out when you can maneuver again but you do have to be a little patient.

he’s arguably the biggest Japanese film actor of all time. It would have been a big deal to japanese people.

No mention of who it is even being sold to, so bizarre.

i would like to see social spy craft stuff too. Dynamic dialog, interrogation, casino games, seducing NPcs etc

Bring back KOTOR.

solo RPGs have been doing party experiences for a long time.

God of War, Elden Ring, Cyberpunk 2077, Avowed

i wanted gwent on my phone, not on my PC. i forgot about it by the time it released for phones.

and the spider-man games.

other location could be the moon, i think they intended for that to be DLC in 2077.

do you really need all new voice recordings for a remake? unless they were horrible quality i don’t see the point.

Why are you guys arguing?

why are YOU arguing?

There’s probably some sort of positive relationship between the two, but we’d need mire information.

that’s literally all i was saying.

definition of “direct.”

a direct relationship means the variables increase or decrease with each other, but not necessarily in the same proportion.

NO direct relationship? maybe it’s not 1:1 but surely there is some kind of direct relationship.

mm yes gatekeeping and money shaming, that’ll convince them.

Also chinese conglomerate tencent is the 2nd largest shareholder of epic (35%), after Tim Sweeney at 41%.

yeah that was my point.

no worries guys, we can just go buy the american-made competitor with no tariffs.

you can’t use straight 1:1 inflation to infer what the contemporary cost should be of digital products like video games, movies, tv shows, music etc. There is no physical asset to tie the individual product value to. There are of course production costs, but those are the same whether you make 50 copies or 50 million.

The reason inflation hasn’t hit video game prices is because the video game market has grown exponentially since the 90s. They make more money by selling low margin at higher volume, compared to high margin and low volume. It’s all about maximizing that total profit, not individual sales.

Publishers can try to charge more, but it’ll be up to consumers if that actually gets them any more money overall. only time will tell.

all of the guild questlines in oblivion are so fun, particularly the stealthy ones Dark Brotherhood and Thieves.

The Outer Worlds is a perfect example of this in the best way possible.

half assed remake

which is exactly why they called it a remaster. it was never their intention to remake the game.

Personally I think most of the stuff that went wrong with Starfield were design choices related to space travel and many many planets, which won’t be an issue with TES of Fallout going forward. So if they stay in their lane I don’t see any reason why they can’t keep churning out decent titles in those series, even if they maybe don’t reach the same heights.

Avowed ran well for me.

Avowed is UE5 and that ran well for me.

i wouldn’t say discord “spoiled” us by trying to reinvent forums, i’d say it unnecessarily blurred the lines. classic case of feature creep.

i generally agree with the point you are making because Oblivion is my favorite TES game, but I just got done playing Avowed which is pretty good. defintiely not as deep as oblivion in many areas though.

i don’t think they changed the magic system but they did adjust enemy level scaling, which could have been part of your problem.

hold your horses armor buddy, they still have a few other elder scrolls games to remake first.

dude follow the link, there’s an official bethesda countdown to the stream.

but how do we know that?

At the very least we know it should release by the end of the month.

how do we know that?

that’s what i was told about SWTOR and that was just as tedious as any other MMO.

you had me until MMO.

how is it better than display boxes?

maybe not quite what you’re looking for but the shadow of mordor series has a liiiitle bit of that. obviously not as city-focused as arkham or spider-man.

does it support keyboards as well? or how else do you control WASD etc?

i can’t imagine that will be comfortable to use for any significant amount of time.

apple does it, and i think Google too. everyone you add to your “family” must share the same payment method. so naturally you will limit that to only people you highly trust.

you should be able to use games within your family completely unlimited anyway.

I would understand the local connection requirement if that was for sharing with people outside your family. that would make it similar to sharing a game with a friend you know in person. without that the floodgates would be open to sharing games with literally anyone online.

eh, i don’t see any reason why they can’t churn out another TES or FO like they have been for years. my problems with starfield were mostly unique to the galaxy map and space.