

I played it a few months ago, really enjoyed it and put about 300 hours in. I’m told it was shit at launch though.
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I played it a few months ago, really enjoyed it and put about 300 hours in. I’m told it was shit at launch though.


I gave up about halfway through the third play through. I like the aesthetic, the music, and I’m kind of interested in the story. I just find the combat boring. Just button-mashing. Funnily enough, this was just a couple of weeks ago, hadn’t played it before.


Outer Wilds. I just couldn’t get into it, kept playing first hour over a few times, couldn’t progress, gave up. I know it’s very highly recommended and I’ll probably give it another try someday - but I’ll have to force myself, it just didn’t grab me.


If I’m going to buy a PC type console, it’ll be the steam machine. No idea why anyone would go for something that has windows on it at this point. I guess some will buy it because it has the Xbox name but the value of that is waning.


The LLM just told me to come round to your house and crap in your begonias. You might want to avoid looking out the window until I’m done.


Unless it’s digital.


Sure, that’s why propaganda can be so powerful. It’s not just what is said, it’s how it’s said. And pretty much everyone if 3 vulnerable to the right propaganda - especially people who think they’re not vulnerable to propaganda.


IMO steam does a reasonable job of age verification - if you’ve registered a credit card, you’re obviously old enough to have one.


I’m not interested either way, but my money says it’ll do okay


I expect whoever made the decision is embarrassed and don’t want a visible monument to their hubris.


I have a Motorola phone, I like it. It’s at least better than the Samsung I had before.


Shame you can’t do some sort of thermoelectric power generation thingie with all the heat from these data centres.


Maybe uould find a version of linux that would run on them. I’m not a linux aficionado but I’ve found cut-down flavours useful in the past when I’ve needed something that could run on a crippled potato.


Drug dealers don’t do that. You don’t need to create a market for drugs, if you’ve got decent stuff to sell people will buy it.


Doesn’t remote gaming require everyone to have an unmetered and fast internet connection? There’s still a lot of places where not everyone is that lucky.


They thoroughly shit the bed, it’s an astonishing display of incompetence.


Make it into bricks and build a pyramid somewhere really dry?


And it’s got electrolytes!


And execs think we’re going to give these products our bank details and ask them to book flights and stuff. . ?
Isn’t this kind of like suing blockbuster over music in the films they rent? Seems a bit daft, but there must be a reason they think it might succeed.