4e did some really cool stuff while also going a bit off the rails for me. I think overall I like 5E more, but we played a ton of 4e and I’ll always remember it fondly. I was really into the more defined roles, and how classes were a bit more self contained so they could just keep making more and more niche ones

I’m doing my part!

Microsoft’s walked this back for a few games now, BG3 being the largest, and I’d bet a lot try at Witcher 4 will get that same bump.

Edit: even then, the X wasn’t an FPS issue and games were hitting a stable 60 on that while shitting the bed on the S, so developing for the X is still not the problem.

I get that but also due to how the Fediverse cross syncs, no one else has commented on it that I could see when I replied. Three responses on an asynchronous model really seems small overall.

“Filled” / “Three people” Hahah what? Folks are just asking you do the smallest of read through on an article, and if you make the very common ‘whoops that was wrong’ mistake, just correct it instead of throwing a fit about how you’re being bullied.

Then why even post it? I get it’s theirs but that’s wildly misleading and there are other sites using the S in their headline.

Gotta update the title man, entirely wrong system.

Until Marvel Rivals showed it could still be done but you needed a very specific game for it.

I want to watch this but also know it will wreck me

This looks fun! Going to have to check that demo out when I get home.

Any link/info on your game? I’m down for a cozy game with a bit more core gameplay

Played through the demo and I can’t wait for the full release.

To be fair, you have to have a small fortune in figures anyway haha

Right? I’ll never understand why they don’t go with Super Wii or Wii Advanced, as those were established “hey here’s the next gen of this system” names.

That’s super fair and a trend I could agree with. I’m tentatively optimistic from rumors that the Switch 2 will be fully backward compatible and have a shared virtual store, which has been such a sore spot for me compared to how Xbox runs it. Fingers crossed for more competition though!

Edit: also, thank you for the detailed response, I appreciated it!

The Switch has sold over 140 million units, the third highest selling console of all time, and unlike most every other one out there was turning a profit on every unit instead of being a loss leader. Why would Nintendo think about going software only with those kind of numbers in their pocket?

Whelp, this decided my evening plans for me!

Second edition D&D was a very different game, it’s going to be a culture shock for sure.

It’s the D&D team at Wizards of the Coast, not at Larian.