I’m not touching it because I like my sanity, but also they’re shady as fuck. They offered an exorbitantly priced premium version of the game that promised all future upgrades for no additional cost, then decided that didn’t include the new pve mode. You could probably find a dissertation on other shitty things they’ve done but that’s a big one.
I don’t think you should overclock that much.
By “eliminate poverty” he means let robots do all the jobs the poors do and let the poors die.
That’s because everyone knows that morrowind is the best Bethesda game.
Ah yes, cigarettes and milk. My favorite food group.
If you want to push the straight agenda, you have Hallmark movies.
I miss the days where that was enough to destroy a political career.
Buh-LOG-nees.
It’s an Italian sauce. Actually pronounced like bolonays
As a colonizer, I consider it my duty to butcher borrowed/foreign words. You should hear me say bolognese.
Give that officer a medal. No, three medals.
Sounds like it’d be really easy to drown a whole invasion force really quick.
You could tell how sad she was on his podcast vowing to unleash a storm on the democrats or whatever bullshit she said. Genuinely brain dumped it.
Tell that to the corpse of Diane Feinstein that they puppeted weekend at Bernie’s style for months after she died.
I’m barely exaggerating
“do what I say and you’ll have a better go of things.”
The deciding factor is what the answer is to “and what if I don’t?”
Sure, but that will only serve to make it more accessible and widely used. AI is still going to keep wasting immense amounts of energy.
In morrowind, you would gain athletics experience for swimming, even if you weren’t moving. So an easy way to powerlevel was to jump into a canal in balmora, wrap a rubber band around your controller stick, and walk away for a few hours whole your character endlessly swam into a wall leveling up.
I know there were also several broken spell combinations, but my favorite was using a custom fortify jump 100 for 3 seconds and then a fortify jump 200 for 1 second and leaping across the map (because fast travel was transit style between fixed points).
Oh and summons disappear when they die, but if you looted one the same instant you killed it, you could get its gear. So you could create a cheap summon golden saint spell for a few seconds, kill and loot it and repeat for unlimited ebony and glass shields and weapons.
In skyrim, there are enchantments that enhance alchemy, and potions that enhance enchanting, so by alternating between the two, you could create gear with RIDICULOUS enchantments. Like the numbers on them would be in the hundreds of thousands.
The p1s is fantastic. The AMS is great but if it’s not in your budget that’s fine.
I don’t blame you at all. It’s styled after the old final fantasy games, meaning very fiddly with a lot of different abilities, and with the added twist of having to dodge stuff fairly precisely which involves a lot of learning. There is a “story” difficulty which makes the game much less punishing, but I still didn’t feel like playing it.
I did watch my girlfriend play though, and soon I was the one telling her to play so I could watch because the story and soundtrack are that fucking amazing. Just watch a playthrough of at least all the major fights and cutscenes and you’ll understand.