I still don’t know what exactly it was about Assassins Creed Odyssey that made it work so well for me overall, but I liked the level scaling in it. Areas had a minimum level, so I’d try to go there at lower levels and get my ass beat. But being higher level didn’t make the areas that much easier, because they would scale up to me. What gave me a feeling of progression was my available toolkit to deal with enemies as time went on.
Yeah I was literally playing System Shock on Linux just a couple hours ago with maybe only a couple more hitches than in my windows install
They have some new IPs but they’re purely game publishers nowadays, primarily more indie and AA titles afaik Edit: write this without looking, looks like they do also sell old consoles and some controllers and such as well.
I’ve heard this current season is good but I haven’t played Diablo 4
It’s wild seeing overwatch 2 do so poorly while world of warcraft is simultaneously having its best expansion cycle it’s had in a very very long time between retail actually being fun and season of discovery
I’ve heard a lot of poor folk use it too, it’s basically just a derogatory term for a redneck in the Midwest where I live. I don’t think a lot of people really understand it’s implications.
The Wikipedia article even describes it very much like how I did. Like I said, I understand how people view it but the word at the least has very nasty roots
It’s actually kind of a fucked up term but a lot of people don’t consider it, it’s both super racist and classist. I don’t really think less of anyone for saying it because it’s such a common term but I personally don’t like using it. The original implication is that poor white folks are “trash”, comparing them to enslaved African Americans.
Yeah especially now that it’s very clearly the game plan. It works when people aren’t certain a PC port is coming but now that we know every PlayStation game gets a PC port, why bother?
I can see an argument for PSN and to a lesser degree Steam being anti-competitive. But from this article they seem to be implying a major point is them being digital markets pushing out “traditional” game sales, which sounds silly to me.
I don’t really see how this would compete with Stardew Valley, honestly, sounds more like the initial Sims comparison is more apt. Stardew and Sims are pretty different games
Between the whole PSN situation hurting their PC ports and Square Enix focusing more on multi-platform because they’re losing profits from Playstation exclusivity, things don’t sound great for PlayStation going forward.
It’s the difference between emulating the system to run that rom and just actually playing it on your computer
Peanut butter?
Ofc they do
we still need to say Diablo clone because everything is an ARPG now, look at the tag on Steam
WoW has been doing really well, but Overwatch 2 has been doing so poorly that most people aren’t paying any attention lol. That and the lawsuits they’ve had, but then they also have a union that Microsoft has stated they won’t be hindering. Activision Blizzard is a weird company to follow right now.
Exactly my experience, it went from really interesting, tense horror game to boring amnesia ripoff real quick
Ohhh, yeah duh
Star Citizen is an exclusively online game, though?