How buggy do you expect Cyberpunk to be at launch?
How buggy do you expect Cyberpunk to be at launch?
What, that's how I eat chips, they just fly in!
Very.How buggy do you expect Cyberpunk to be at launch?
You lose half? your money when you die, so try and bank what you have.In Dragon Quest XI, what's the purpose of the banks?
Pretty much.
So Ubisoft this year is like 4/5 flops? Hyperscape, Trackmania, Watch_Dogs Legion and now Immortals. Only AC Valhalla was big success.
Good. F*ck that terrible company.[UWSL]So Ubisoft this year is like 4/5 flops? Hyperscape, Trackmania, Watch_Dogs Legion and now Immortals. Only AC Valhalla was big success.[/UWSL]
Ah yes of course makes sense! Never actually died in it haha.You lose half? your money when you die, so try and bank what you have.
Despite 90% of their catalog being average/mediocre IMO, Ubisoft have done quite well with R6 Siege and Division's micro transactions and AssCreeds since 2016.
So Ubisoft this year is like 4/5 flops? Hyperscape, Trackmania, Watch_Dogs Legion and now Immortals. Only AC Valhalla was big success.
Not like you have even remotely a chance to die in the first 40 to 50 hours of the game. I guess if you play on Draconic Quest they could be useful.You lose half? your money when you die, so try and bank what you have.
From what little I played, Anno 1800 is really solid. I would like to go back to it, but there are so many other games I want to play right now.Well as far as a "Glorious" return to Steam for ubisoft if in the next 1-2 years they have:
Already finished games -
Division 2
Ghost Recon Breakpoint
Immortals Fenyx Rising
Assassin's Creed Valhalla
Watch Dogs: Legion
Hyper Scape
Potentially future games -
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game - Complete Edition (Its going to be re-released on stuff again at least that's what the internet says)
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake
Far Cry 6
Skull & Bones
I mean it isn't like a gigantic list but it's not amazing either. I sort of think they'll try and do what EA did and get Uplay+ rammed into an agreement to put their games back in as well
DLSS will help outTwo months in and I still don't have a 3080 to run Cyberpunk on. Ah well, looks like the 2070 will have to do, but I doubt I ran run Raytracing @ 1440p with that.
I love the artstyle, I absolutely hate the UI though (especially the stamina gauge). It is a really fun game, I am trying to finish Assassins Creed but every time I am playing I think "damn I actually want to play Fenyx".Immortals is a really fun good game dragged down by it's name and art style.
I'm at about the same place it sounds like. My finest strategy so far is don't be afraid to cheese each room. I long range attack anything that gets stuck on pillars or terrain, and for the rest pin them against a wall and stab them a dozen times when they can't move. Then I've got enough to maybe tank past Meg.been playing through hades. plays fast and smooth but im terrible at it. lol. ive only managed to get past first two bosses after like 20+ tries total. i just wish thre were better ways to get some health back if you dont run into vendors or the fountains
Some fun DQ trivia in DQ IV there is a section where you play as a merchant and because of how he is the only one in the party and how he is trying to make money you get a special item that saves your money when you die. This is useful since you. Can use your money to buy stuff to help you later on. After I was done with that chapter I had 99+ cutery swords. And with that you are set money wise with the game.In Dragon Quest XI, what's the purpose of the banks?
All Hail the Omnissiah!Warhammer 40K has the best writing
what's wrong with the art style?Immortals is a really fun good game dragged down by it's name and art style.
I don't know, looks "cheap" like a f2p mobile game or pop-up ads for weird browser games.what's wrong with the art style?
Keep in mind that the Uplay+ integration would carry their older stuff too, not only what didn't come in this 2-3 years.Well as far as a "Glorious" return to Steam for ubisoft if in the next 1-2 years they have:
Already finished games -
Division 2
Ghost Recon Breakpoint
Immortals Fenyx Rising
Assassin's Creed Valhalla
Watch Dogs: Legion
Hyper Scape
Potentially future games -
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game - Complete Edition (Its going to be re-released on stuff again at least that's what the internet says)
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake
Far Cry 6
Skull & Bones
I mean it isn't like a gigantic list but it's not amazing either. I sort of think they'll try and do what EA did and get Uplay+ rammed into an agreement to put their games back in as well
Right that's also true, I tend to glaze over that fact because I have most of the stuff I want from Ubisoft already or they gave it away for free lolKeep in mind that the Uplay+ integration would carry their older stuff too, not only what didn't come in this 2-3 years.
you are not missing much, it kinda sucksI downloaded 90 Gigabytes of Call of Duty WW2
I played the first level of Call of Duty WW2
I didn't enjoy it because I couldn't see anything with how busy it looked and it ended with "You're a long way from Texas, son" which feels like a sentence in every American WW2 piece of media
I uninstalled CoD WW2
I intend to play it and make fun of how murrican it is.you are not missing much, it kinda sucks
If you're playing it on default difficultly setting (not the draconian hard mode), don't expect to die. I switched to hard mode within the first hour and did not regret it. It's when all the mechanics in the game truly shine, and you're expected to make use of everything at your disposal. The hard-mode boss battles are similar to the boss fights in SMT Nocturne. You'll be preparing for them by using different characters, strategies, and most importantly, equipment.Ah yes of course makes sense! Never actually died in it haha.
I mean, yeah but Gearbox is private and he's the CEO, who is going to oust him? I'm rather shocked there hasn't been a public mass exodus by this point given all; the grey area legal shit he does that effects the staffHow Randy Pitchford Has Tarnished Gearbox's Reputation
Randy Pitchford has a storied career in gaming as the father of the Borderlands franchise, but multiple controversies have tarnished these legacies.www.cbr.com
What if before he leaves GearBox (I would imagine that it would happen at some point or he just wants to keep working there I until he dies sort of thing) he does the whole Papa John thing with the reconning?How Randy Pitchford Has Tarnished Gearbox's Reputation
Randy Pitchford has a storied career in gaming as the father of the Borderlands franchise, but multiple controversies have tarnished these legacies.www.cbr.com
It sort of makes sense as to why.
"Blind playthrough" seems to be offensive to people for some reason...
But blind in this meaning seems to be that you don't know what's going to happen in the game, hence the word blind. Many words have double meaning. Should everyone be offended by these words too when used in different context? Should puns be banned altogether?What if before he leaves GearBox (I would imagine that it would happen at some point or he just wants to keep working there I until he dies sort of thing) he does the whole Papa John thing with the reconning?
It sort of makes sense as to why.
Now I'm curious as to how do people that are visually challenged feel about video game video content and how do they consume it. It's possible that they can still hear the person in the video and stuff. But i could also see it as being hurtful and stuff for those that use the text to audio option on stuff and then when they look at that video that it's says "blind" when it has nothing to do with being blind.
"Blind playthrough" seems to be offensive to people for some reason...
It's like idiot or moron. It's probably used very casually by people around the world, but there are actual people out there who suffer with the disability, and it's offensive to them. The least we can do is to not add more salt to their unfortunate state.
"Blind playthrough" seems to be offensive to people for some reason...
First playthrough is not equal to blind playthrough though. I feel that there are many other ways to raise awareness or sympathy towards people who are blind, instead of changing one commonly-used word (without any proper replacement) to fit the agenda.
"Blind playthrough" seems to be offensive to people for some reason...
Thing is, as someone who has to never think about what the word "blind" actually means to people without eyesight, I don't get to tell those people what's offensive to them.
"Blind playthrough" seems to be offensive to people for some reason...