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It is a classy janky game, but I love it. In the beginning it can be really boring and repetitive. Once you've build up an army you can join campaigns and do your own sieges. There is a lot of dept behind the surface to explore, just need to spend some time with it before it sticks. But it is not a game for everyone!

Over 10 years since I watched The Wire, still think about it sometimes. Great show

Learn from me, don't enter this thread without owning a vr-kit

On a bright note, lots of games coming out now. Doom, Final Fantasy, TLOU2, HL:Alyx, Ori, the new COD battleroyale and Animal Crossing. So look forward to those, or catch up on your backlog! Been playing Ori and the Will of the Wisps that came out a few days ago. It's beautfiul, highly recommend!

Without any measures being taken it's predicted that between 20-40% of the population will get it at some point, and with a mortality rate between 2-4% that is a lot of human lives, and a lot of suffering. Health care services will be overloaded and affect other patients etc. It's not a panicked response, but a controlled one, to try and constrain it until we have found proper treatment and a vaccine.

What a non issue, it's a tv-spot marketed towards a completely different group of people than us cheetos eating gamers, looking for anything to create outrage from. Look at the replies made earlier in this thread, they've already sold the game to you...

it makes people like you go online and talk about it which is what they are aiming for

lol peasant

this year will be the only one where I play more than one game on my ps4 lol

I don't

Replayed BMS to check out the new Xen part, and honestly the first part of the game hasn't aged well at all. And it's still the soldier combat that feels so lacking, no cool radio chatter, they basically out gun you from >15m engagement ranges. The submachine guns feels so bad to shoot, idk just didn't sit right at all. Xen on the other hand I am very impressed with. Looks great for a source game, and is a fresh take on the whole Xen part

Congrats on the release!

man the fluid stuff they can add anywhere is so impressive

Photoscanned assets from all over the world isn't something most people can do, especially small indies. So if giving away over 10k of free triple A assets isn't democratizing game development, then what is? Working with creating photoscanned assets consists of mostly boring and repetetive work, so every big studio is looking into automating these workflows anyways