It’s more that 2d projections of 3d objects are wonky and unintuitive.
It’s more that 2d projections of 3d objects are wonky and unintuitive.
Some review bombs are for legit reasons. I’ve seen a few for games that dropped support for a language well after release.
Yeah and that’s not where the people or cattle live, minus El Paso. Texas is <10% desert. To act like the whole state is a desert is straight up wrong, yet annoyingly common for people who have never been here.
Texas isn’t a desert.
Edit: Please read what I wrote before replying. Texas isn’t a desert does not mean Texas has no desert. 90±% of the state is not desert, including where the vast majority of people live.
More specifically, Houston.
I rewatched the KSP2 announcement trailer recently. It’s still great, but the song definitely feels more like a funeral dirge now.
Of course they are. They literally allow you to ignore all of the most difficult game mechanics. With a great shield you literally never need to time dodges. As a mage, you can easily do ranged damage, so you don’t need to time your attacks or worry about positioning. Using a summon means the boss doesn’t even attack you half the time, and some of them are so powerful that they can beat many bosses on their own.
It’s actually a far better difficulty system than the standard “the game mechanics are the same, but enemies do less damage and have less health” system that most games use.
It has difficulty options. They’re just not in a menu. If you want to play on hard mode, use fist weapons and never summon. If you want easy mode, be a mage carrying a great shield and summon every fight.
Eh, maybe after they added the NPC icons to the map. At launch, there was basically zero chance you’d complete any NPC quests on your own.
Because the alternative is people getting compromised and getting their computer crypto locked, accounts stolen or their bank account drained.
What ever happened to the Chocolatier game he announced?
No they weren’t. They gave trump a 33% chance of winning and successfully predicted how he could win.
In a similar vein, there’s a game done in this art style about going on a rampage through a tech startup office.
The guy playing him didn’t own the copyright, since it was originally from an 80s TV show. Once he made the character famous, the TV show copyright owner fucked him over and he had to come up with his own character, thus Count Binface.
Those never actually surfaced anywhere. General thought is that was probably a nation state that has no desire to sell them.
The originals had it as a trait that you picked at character creation.
A bit. We’ve recently had Arkane and Rocksteady forced to make multiplayer games by their publishers and fail at it.
And thank you Microsoft.
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Another thing to watch out for is single-sided vs double-sided. Many laptops have flush mounted m.2 slots that won’t fit an SSD with chips on both sides of the board.