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This is just the sad state of the video game industry. Mobile games like Candy Crush straight up print billions of dollars. So this is where all the time and effort go. The actual game studios where they're nerds who just like video games are few and far between. Elden Ring being a huge breath...

I have no problem with them copying what works. But D4 will absolutely have a box price of $60 or more and there is also no way in shit their content creation would match POE's. In my like 400 hours of playing POE and beating Uber Elder (haven't really played it since) I bought nothing but...

I remember Retadins wrecking shit in wotlk world pvp.

<Ultra Naga> Bro you even trying?

Go play Turtle Wow. If I had time to play games I'd def be up in that shit.

I want Persona 6 to come out man.

I made Iron Bull my bottom boy.

Turtle Wow does look pretty awesome.

The taco town taco would be dope tho. I'd buy that.

Fucking bigot.

If you're just there for a day at least go to the Texas Capitol as it is pretty cool. Barton Springs Pool in the middle of downtown (also next to Terry Black's BBQ) you can knock out some of the big things with a swiftness. Downtown Austin is very small, all told, when compared to most metros.

The shaved ice would melt in like 10 seconds.

Do you mean the honey bbq twisty ones?

They also made this Jerry Garcia hotdog with dancing bear relish.

This was awful even for minecraft videos. Tell your kid to get better taste.

Stauffers you faggots. Long live the king of mac and cheese.

That's the one!

We use Dialup for our soft phones. Never hear any complaints from anyone at our company.

The adaptation to the series itself isn't bad. The endless genderswaps and injections of faggots is just tiring. The Hell Episode was good, Cain and Abel are good, the John Dee arc is an improvement to to the original. The Hob Gadling arc is done justice.

Reminds me of Ron Swanson:

You say this, but they still had the A team at Blizzard when they let DOTA slip through their fingers.

I have a hard time reading dogshit translations though.

The amount of gays and genderswaps in this is unbelievable. I really wanted to see the Hell episode but after that I turned it off. Lucifer's dress looked really weird and stupid. The John Dee story is better than in the comic though. So that was good.

DCC just needs more regular updates. It is trucking along though.

I now like to think that the Hobbits ethnically cleansed the jogger hardfoots.

The place I work at spends $300k a month on cloud server services in addition to having our own data centers.

Ultimately what makes or breaks ARPGs to me is how enjoyable the grind is. POE succeeds in changing it up such that people keep coming back. Will D4 be able to capture that?

I disagree. He was great because it was really nothing personal that he was arrayed against you. He had his own shit going on and you were just a convenient stepping stone towards his ultimate goal.

POE2 is going to be miles ahead of this.

Looks like the rate I'll be getting for my new place is 4.9% and thems the breaks. Could have been worse.

Like that if you shoot enough the gunsmoke blinds the whole battlefield lol.

Because many times a shitty website is preventing you from making double that.

https://mtlynch.io/tinypilot-redesign/

Not sure I understand the point of this season if Dolores is now Skynet and has successfully zombified the world.

The hard gear reset every single patch is something that I always hated. For what is supposed to be a persistent world, the primary appeal of the MMORPG, you were effectively playing episodes in the form of content patches. Getting that item or grinding out this or that item. Something you...

Few things are more 90s than BnB. Seems kind of silly to resurrect it. As goos as Mike Judge shows tend to be they are all very specifically products of their times.

I forget when I read it but the estimate I recall is that for companies that shelled out for their own datacenters only 30-40% of the hardware was actually used in their operations. This improved as companies became more reliant upon datacenters, websites, and so on. But ultimately having...