COVID will likely never “end”. Sure, the lockdowns have, and there aren’t as many cases, but there are still thousands of cases, and at least a hundred deaths a week, in the UK alone.

Bethesda tries to make paid mods a thing, everyone hates it. Bethesda when they do it again and again the community hates it:

+1 for seamless co-op. Since I first tried it, I swore off the native co-op, it’s honestly in a league of its own.

I don’t think everyone knows about the life sim genre, but most everyone has heard of, or played, The Sims, so it makes for a more attention grabbing headline. But yes, it is stupid.

Just a flesh wound.

Not as cheap as your comment.

I’m sure it’d be great for the two people who have 8k displays.

I’m apprehensive because it could be really cool, but I expect it’ll just work like the current activities.

The animation is painful to look at, for me.

I only really like myself and how I behave when I’m drunk, I’m much more outgoing and confident, not to mention it just makes me feel good. I feel like if I had less self control, I could very easily become addicted, but as it is I don’t drink that often, and when I do drink I don’t drink much.

I don’t see why it would matter to xbox users, at least normal ones and not “xbox fans”. I’m an xbox user myself, and as far as I’m concerned, the less exclusivity there is for games, the better.

They delay the PC release in hopes that you’ll buy a PS5 to play the sequel. I doubt it’s a very effective strategy, though.

I mean, I don’t think they’re any slower to release new games than anyone else. I also don’t think the next Spider-Man or whatever is going to come out any slower because of ports either, since I think a different studio handles most of the porting work, I don’t know about remasters, though. Like this year, they’re releasing 5 new games, and they usually release at least 3 a year. Could they release more? Maybe, but games take longer to make than ever before.

Not sure how that relates to games being ported to PC.

It matters for most, and if it doesn’t matter, then you would probably just buy it regardless. It’s always additional content, and probably worth it to you if its cost might as well be 0.

I don’t understand the thoughts of Sony executives, but I guess I’m just not exec material. This will only lead to a decrease in sales, probably a substantial amount, both from people being literally unable to play it, and also from people now refusing to buy it. So what, pray tell, is the advantage to it? Do they think they’ll get more back from selling people’s data than they’ll have lost in sales?

I’m fine with games coming out ‘more frequently’, so long as it’s because they have the same development time but are staggered. Like Witcher coming out mid development of Cyberpunk, meaning the next Cyberpunk will come out mid development of the next Witcher, etc.

Yeah there are enough games in my backlog that I don’t mind waiting a year or two for the PC port.

Brit here, the V sign has two different meanings dependant on which side of the fingers is shown. If the palm side is shown then it’s the same peace sign, if it’s the other side then it’s offensive.

Pretty fucking good question, actually.