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Last night I was watching Lawlman play Star Citizen and he was discussing this. He had 1k subs currently to his channel, but it was mostly prime and gift subs and he was like short 50 regular subs from being able to qualify

Yup, I probably did suck at this mouse move garbage. Glad I helped make the servers a better place by leaving the game so the last thousand players in NA can enjoy it more

Paladin was a fun healer type class, but the stuff you had to slot in order to actually heal was a big barrier of entry. Those catch-up events helped, but it was always dumb how you needed events to realistically do that. It would be like if I rolled a priest in WoW and had to get rare drops...

During the direct thing, they mentioned the robot would say your name. I wonder if it will be a Cogsworth in FO4 where they had a list of canned names or if they will actually auto generate in this

The paid mods/creation club are more for the console plebs that can't use things like Nexus. The only game they haven't allowed mods in really is Fallout76 and that is because it is online only /w PVP as an option and there are no private servers.

I'm sorry, I forgot I am speaking with people who value feels over facts and logic

There realistically is only 2 uses for it in the game 1) A NPC is referring to you in the third person and not by name or some other label (like pirate, asshole, spy, etc). Such as "We found him in the cargo bay" "We found her in the cargo bay" "We found them in the cargo bay" 2) A NPC is...

It also is used when the gender is irrelevant or doesn't even need to be mentioned "What happened to them?" "They tripped on a rock" You are aware that usage of the word in that setting existed long before it became some culture war bullshit, right? You've probably used it yourself in that...

Who the fuck is being alienated by using "they" in RP settings? It's a normal English pronoun. JFC it isn't like they are sticking in some made up words or whatever the fuck

It's not a new feature and it is a popular one. One of the main goals in the old Legend of the Red Dragon door game was to bang the barmaid even though it didn't really do anything. There is a whole cottage industry of harem games, etc

Literally nothing changes in romance options in games if they let you do pair ups with same sex. It’s not like your character gets fucking pregnant. Besides, let’s be honest, most of that probably comes from guys playing female characters and wanting to romance other female characters. Look...

Lost Ark has way too many insta wipe mechanics. Or they did, idk about now. The game was frequently very poor in telling you what you did wrong or what caused the wipe. Couple that with one mistake = everyone dies and it becomes extremely frustrating

Honestly I think what will end up happening is Ryan will end up like a mini Homelander and Homelander will accidentally kill him when Ryan starts going apeshit. Either this or the government tries to kill Homelander and accidentally kills Ryan. This will make Homelander go 100% unhinged and...

This forum “you know, these games have let you romance whoever the fuck you want for decades. But characters using pronouns based on what the player inputs? That is a bridge too far!!!!” They should add a trait to Starfield called “triggered”. It gives you a bonus to hit points until...

The difference is Star Wars isn’t billed as “this is Earth in the future”. Same reason Trek has had to retcon all the lore from TOS that conflicts with our experienced past. 1990s were a long way away in the 60s and now they’re 30ish years in the past. So when TOS is like “In the 90s we...

You can't really escape the modern look, though. It's supposed to be the future - you can try to pay homage to the 1960s low budget version of that, but ultimately you have to make it look future-ish in terms of how modern audiences would consider something to look futuristic

Hard to follow action = fight scenes shot like shit, or Hard to follow action as in a reviewer with ADHD can't handle multiple concurrent plot lines?

I do understand why they stuck with it: Super modable, the in-house devs are familiar with it, and they own the code FO76 at least evidenced how you can do a really large outdoor setting in the engine after they tweaked it. Since this is single player and you don’t need to worry about...

You would think, but there are plenty of times it can be hard to see a motorcycle. They have a smaller profile, so the blind spot in cars is effectively larger (especially if you aren’t doing a head turn in addition to checking mirrors). I also don’t know how fast the dude on the motorcycle...

First time I thought the choco got roasted. But I later noticed there is a blink or you miss it scene just prior to Ifrit where you see the chocobo run off in the background when the lord commander is looking at Clive

That was the way I considered the first movie: it was more the 3D experience that was great and immersive

I haven’t played empyrean in years, but it was cool. Home brewing a ship can be tough at first, but community on steam has lots of prefabs you can add to the game. I’d recommend getting a no frills ship and reverse engineer it to figure out how they made it

Tax write offs and Hollywood accounting “we made no money on this - can’t tax us for a loss”

I mean both could be technically true

Microsoft probably pushed for a cleaner release in terms of the normal Bethesda bugs - they invested a lot in acquiring Bethesda, so now they want that ROI lol

Maybe not, but they’ve got probably their strongest narrative team behind this one, so I am putting my trust in YoshiP & friends

Demo was awesome. Tone is very dark in the demo sections. I loved that the dragoon seems to have been voiced by the same VA as Estinien from 14 lol

I presume it is like Fallout4. The build limit in FO4 was based on polygons/complexity, but you could fool the game by dropping weapons and then storing them in the storage chest, which made the game think you removed a structure and boosted the build limit. The FO4 pic I posted a few pages...

Starfield is running on Creation Engine. Fallout 76 was actually a bit of a test bed in terms of making really expansive outdoor areas in the engine and they had made some tweaks to the core engine to accomplish that, so I suspect Starfield pushes that even further.

I do have some realistic predictions, though 1) Planets will have the NMS effect: there will be slight variations, but after a bit you’ll notice a lot of sameness. I suspect you’ll have like maybe 10-12 biome types. Alien combos will be mix and match. PoI will pull from a pool, with some...

Btw, for extra lulz, check out the Star Citizen reddit. The salt is starting to flow

It was from the Summer Games show. Here is the deep dive

Gameplay on Monday I think? Trailer didn't really tell us what kind of game it would be

I had a blast with building in FO4

Who gives a fuck if they borrow systems or ideas from other games so long as they're done well? Bunch of jaded MF in here

I'm even more hyped for this game after this

Going through the clips of AI Trump Vs Biden. Some gems in there

Pretty sure hell is down, not up

Lol what the fuck...here is an AI Twitch stream this forum should appreciate

Liu Kang: I must consult the Elder Gods Raiden: Wait a minute...