Search results

Any poopsockers complete this yet? Consensus? Good enough now or still wait for bugs? The negative steam reviews with >30 hours seem to be avoid for now due to bugs.

I got 80 hours in a week and a half and I think my desire to binge wanes finally. Will say the things it does right are fantastic, but some of the systems can eat my butt especially cumulatively as they are worse than a lot traditional mmo and arpg grinds. Definitely going to get my dollars...

So I finally tried this out. I have 1GB internet and loaded up Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana. Even with my beastly pc setup/internet the game would still go pixelated often enough that it was highly noticeable and this is a game with dated anime graphics. Not even going to bother testing out the...

Wow I'm genuinely suprised 5 years later they are still pumping out content/fixing shit with nothing but the original box sales and fiasco. Way to garner some huge trust if they release something new. 100% agree on Terraria. It is the only game in the genre that I didn't ask myself "why the...

Yeah felt like it was a big fuck you to anyone who wanted to explore and do things on their own time. I'm OK with things like "oh no flee the build it's burning down" and that has a time limit, but when you're just out chillin in some cave trying to find a chest and then with like zero heads up...

Yeah I used the DIM loadout optimizer which I think does the same thing? I'll check out that iteration as well.

That's good news. Timed shit in the game was super annoying.

I think I finished all of the over world campaign/story stuff/missions/arenas etc. The only things left are quests along the lines of "use an smg to kill fallen while doing a 360 kick flip - 0/30" and I haven't done any dungeon or raid. Honestly kind of surprised how short the raw campaign is...

Personally think it would take away from a first playthrough to glitch/skip. I hated the weapon durability thing at first but you can farm some good stuff early from killing or just stealing from Hinox mobs (knight and royal weapons) so you can stock up and forget about it and cooking can max...

I'm kind of less focused on the whole exotic/random quest things and more into trying to complete each expansion campaign quest chain(s) first to see the world/lore. And there seems to be quite a bit especially not knowing where to go instantly while exploring and the overall "charm" of the UX...

I just noticed I got invited in the "press preview/stability test" that I think ends today. I can't bring myself to play anymore non release though ;[

So almost put in a full time jobs worth of time in 5 days. Obviously having fun, but I think I'm at the point where progress is slow/nil unless I do weekly wizard chores which does not interest me currently. I think I've done most of forsaken stuff and have been working on shadowkeep. Joined...

Heats have nothing to do with the ending. They are just there for funsies.

I'm going to spend more time reading about this nonsense than playing reee. Thanks for all the infos.

Ok so perks themselves, not like actual damage/stats matter if it can be pumped up?

So I'd use something like - Roll Appraiser - Destiny 2 God Rolls - light.gg when I eventually care?

I hate the childrens but it does genuinely look neat. Pearl Abyss - going to be microtransaction city.

I mean does it really matter other than for catch em all sake? They were like 1100 power so isn't that useless unless I spend whatever currencies that I assume exist to level them and make them viable?

I have no idea whats a decent roll tbh. I just have been keeping the highest power crap and either equipping it or leaving it in bag while if it's a weapon I don't like. I got 2 exotics but I dismantled them along with everything else. Riskrunner and Lorentz Driver. I did a lot of PVP in D1...

So I put about 8 hours into this and got a little above 1200 power. The new player experience is indeed awful and separating all the hubs is so, so stupid. I did a couple of quests including a jump puzzle and a half dozen strikes etc. I will probably just work my way through the campaigns to...

This looks like it covers everything except the announced content ya? 50% discount =D - Save 50% on Destiny 2: Legendary Edition on Steam

I put card flippers up there with MLMs, people who got rich off GME, and crypto millionaires hundredaires. A handful make money to live off of. The rest are probably not even making minimum wage once time etc is tossed in. It's the same shit in every resale market. When I was an auctioneer...

Yeah I don't have any hopes for it long term for myself or the game itself. I just need to keep busy until Lost Ark drops =O

As long as people are paying their trailer lot fees w/ EQ krono they are going to be shit heads and it's basically the same faces every TLP who do it.

It's going to give at least 40-50+ hours of playtime. Worth it no matter how bad it sucks.

You have a job and you're taking your vacation time to sit in line at a store. You don't have a job and you should be spending that time finding a job. You are getting paid peanuts by your betters to sit in line and should use that time to find a job instead of peeing in a bag to buy some...

You can do all content at any world level except for maybe 3 staring all tower floors w/ any comp/char setup. Has been this way from launch onwards and makes no difference so just play what you like. I just faceroll everything w/ Jean.

People camping at retail stores to buy trash is peak degenerate capitalism.

TIL Farcry games have a story.

Racing not my favorite genre but god damn do they make these games always look beautiful to just cruise around and see the world.

Pretty solid watch.

Reflections are super noticeable but my office has blackout curtains for that true basement dweller feeling.

Yeah it's about 30lbs.

I bought 55"L x 48"W desk and sit roughly 3.5' away but I did upscale to 200%. You can easily split/snap 4 windows for tons of real estate while working and it didn't take long at all to adjust. I rarely use the 32" for anything outside of leaving twitch/youtube or something on during the day...

For real.

You either get 48", 55" or 65". I have both the 65" and 48" variants of the LG OLED. If you want 4k gaming in any meaningful size you basically get the 48" or you wait until forever or downsize a lot for not much of a discount price wise. Also you can run 2 monitors =D That is a 32" off of...

Doubtful unless the thing just goes bust and is no longer made. That price/size point is basically on lock down with how little choices you have.

Also that rtings was not for the 48". Must have fed it in the search via keyword so it's not accurate. Looks like both the older LG model and the new LG48C1 are better. Trying to market to "gamers" with a sub par model? I guess it's good to have competition at least since the 42-48" market...

Is it better than LG 48" OLED is the only question I need answered. Not that I'm going to buy a second 48" OLED anytime soon.

I've played it for a few dozen hours (heard about it from kibler and other mtga players) but I doubt I'm going to give it much attention in the future as I have put a ton of hours into hearthstone bgs, underlords, tft etc already and it's just more of the same. Client was pretty buggy as well...