That sounds very nice about the costumes.
I haven't played Hellsinger much after that initial day, instead returned to Assassin's Creed: Odyssey and so far I've had a lot of fun. The Photo Mode in that game is very addicting, and sometimes I just browse through my screenshots from 2-3 weeks ago...
That water elemental is a menace to society.
This is how the Last Azlanti challenge by Owlcat Games results looked:
My personal experience was that I didn't have much trouble fighting it after completing Kingmaker - but of course, it required my party to use all their scrolls and potions...
I need to give credit where it's due.
It's been an excellent idea for Bethesda's marketing team to arrange this interview with Todd. It's not your usual "PR talk"-type of interview, it's more an insight into development. Even while I still have the same opinion about Starfield as I did after...
More people should give modern Assassin's Creed games a chance! The more I play Odyssey, the less agreeable I become with common points of criticism towards Ubisoft narrative designers, storytellers and UI designers.
This game has quite a huge number of unique twists in side stories and the...
Each of the 3 should be fine but in order to decrease the chances of mimicking party members, I think you should have a look at a non-spoiler list of them, such as:
Cleric
Fighter
Fighter (Armiger)
Monk (Zen Archer)
Oracle
Paladin
Ranger (Espionage Expert)
Rogue (Eldritch Scoundrel)
Shaman...
The global gaming industry will be worth $321 billion by 2026, according to PwC’s Global Entertainment and Media Outlook 2022-26.
“People were looking for ways to both entertain themselves and maintain their social connections,” says Bartosz Skwarczek, co-founder and CEO of online gaming...
Fallout OG fans, rejoice! And happy 25 years to Fallout btw!
A retro-futurist isometric CRPG by MORTIS Interactive with original Fallout games as inspiration!
Also, they’ve even got Mark Morgan on board, and it sounds exactly like you'd expect!
A good read. I think your opinion shared there is quite popular. I'm not a tabletop player myself, and all my acquaintances with D&D editions happened in games:
2E in BG
3E in NWN
4E (kinda) in PoE
5E in the Early Access of BG3
Just judging by the digital adaptations of these editions in the...
I understand what you're saying. But what I mean is if you want to achieve your goal and reach a certain group of people (you don't need to know their names or how many of them are there), and you - more or less - can define this group (be it animators, writers, level designers, sound designers...
Well, you're free to feel and think that way, yeah. It's just that
So effectively, if people don't want to invest more effort into the feedback they're providing, they're decreasing the chances this feedback will mean anything, as it'll be just discarded (by those that these people would want...
Yes, @Urdnot_Wrex explained this just perfectly. I meant not policing in the first place, but more about whether you want your complaint, review, or review to actually matter and reach the people in charge. The example with Serana is just 💯.
If you ever feel like playing that or have time for that, boot Assassin's Creed Odyssey, and you'll be able to explain to Socrates how flawed his philosophy is. ;) Or, you'll learn a few words in Greek...
The point I was trying to make is not that I have a personal gripe with people bashing my department, or me personally, for other people's work. I was meant to say that if you want your point to reach the developers in question, target your complaint, review, or opinion, towards a more specific...
I've wanted to get it off my chest for a while. The trigger was this Reddit thread about Minecraft and its upcoming voting for the next mob added to the game. Lots of players there use the following phrase(s):
"will Mojang add really interesting plants?" "If Mojang only added things that were...
Yeah, that is true, but I never felt like doing that, actually. They want the player to basically stop the campaign, go play something else, in order to receive some nice items in that main campaign? And for this, the player has to know about it in the first place. I mean, if it's the first-time...
That's cool! I can admit I haven't played the Varnhold's Lot because it's a separate adventure. For one reason or another, playing a short separate adventure with a different character just didn't feel that appealing, when the main campaign is already 200-h long. Maybe if this DLC was a part of...
https://www.gamepressure.com/newsroom/fans-have-the-right-to-know-disco-elysium-co-creator-talks-zaum-l/z04ad7
No wonder the game turned out to be that successful, if the concept for the game had been developed for almost 20 years.
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