The patient didn’t put his valuables under a chest in his backpack. He made it easier for the thieves.

It's fine. A good solid open world game. Why anyone would play it more than once is a wonder to me. It really wasn't that interesting. Yet people apparently play it 20 times.

real

I thought the same. That’s not a mullet. A mullet would be more spiky/short/buzz cut up front

How they going get Shrek for the TV show?

> the person being operated upon says "I need 10 of those to upgrade my sword."

That's not the person on the bed that says that, it is another doctor or nurse. The person on the bed has there head on the left side of the frame. Where the breathing tube is.

I guess that's true but then you're not experiencing the full game.

Anything MMO-related, and especially PvP. I've basically switched to a single player lifestyle entirely in the last couple years, so a lot of games that would have interested me if they came out years ago no longer do. This was pretty well encapsulated by Crowfall, which I backed and then just totally stopped paying attention to years later.

🤣🤣🤣🤦🏻‍♂️Sony Ps did it again.

Honestly… Starfield

At this point, I KNOW modded Starfield will just be better than the base game, it will launch with dozens of not hundred (…or thousands of bugs) and will take months of retooling to get it even halfway stable, yes it’s a large universe to explore… but procedural generation often is pretty ick in terms of depth, etc

I’ll prolly play it on PCGP… but I’m not dropping money on it, just not that interested

Go do it right now

"Look how they massacred my boy.." *sobs to Playstation community*

Star Citizen.

Never backed it (thank &$@?) but always planned to grab it on full release, which clearly is never going to happen in my life time. It’s turned into the biggest long con in gaming history.

The original BoS Chapters we see in earlier games, while iconic, are living a singular ideology that excludes others from their cult. It is an ideology that is built to fail.

The Lyons chapter succeeds and thrives, because they include outsiders into their ranks, and build trade agreements with outsiders.

Those who break away from the isolationist views and action, are doing so for survival, and thus they do survive and thrive.

Still helped me choose my Ryzen and Radeon hardware.

Fallout 76

I'm honestly not sure. I've never sold any games

Apparently someone on the team said a late 2023 release was possible, but that was in November last year and (as far as I know) no updates have been given since.

Damn shame, too, since right now is still within a decent window to release things related to (non-D&D) tabletop games. WotC doing their anti-consumer crap is still fresh enough that people will still have other tabletop games in the back of their minds.

Gunslinger was great, played it like 2-3 years ago for the 1st time actually XD the narrative with the borderlands type of look, the gunplay etc. everything about this one was great
But dont forget about the very very first one, with Reverend Ray and Billy (played it 1st time around 2010, and the hell of multiplayer aswell)
But i haven't played Bound in Blood yet wich is fyi for some people prequel to the first CoJ about Ray and his brothers

BUT COJ SERIES DEFINETELY NEED REBOOT/REMAKE! Loved it as a kid

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Families. I mean, Family Feud is also right there at No. 6.

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Good point. There are some playable parts.

It's not a fully realized game though.