Was half life 3 actually teased, or is it just a meme? I'm legitimately curious at this point.
...If I knew anything about game coding or bloodborne for that matter, I'd be smelling an opportunity here...
well, that and the people who actually crack the games are kinda the opposite; they enjoy diving into the technical stuff, and defeating DRM is as enjoyable challenge for them as playing the game (think dark souls, but on steroids), so the more challenging the DRM, the more fun they have taking it apart, piece by piece.
I remember hearing about a study once that found that when company released a drmed version of a game and a drm-free version, the cracked version of the drm version got torrented more.
oh...that's so sad...
That was a neat jetliner...
I'm not ruling it out, it's just something I can't put my finger one about it, though...
Also, no pun intended, but this feels like a trap somehow...
Hale's symbol
okay, I'm obviously not an expert, but does it seem like the handwriting keeps changing? every time there's a correction in superscript, it seems like it's someone else writing it...like someone altered certain parts after the fact.
social contagion theory.
puzzle games
so basically something they can skinner box the hell out of and put on the apps stores...
english is not your first language
...somebody didn't think this through...
They're called ash can films. studios license the film rights to a property from the copyright holder, and usually, there's a contractual obligation to produce a film based on that property within a set number of years, or the film rights revert back to the owner. If a studio can't get their shit together within that period of time, they have to make something, so they'll make a half-assed version of the film and give it no more of a release than they're contractually obligated to make to retain the license, then either try to make something good in the time allotted or sit on the rights for another cycle.
Look at the fantastic four for example. there were three separate films that bore that name (not counting the one that actually managed a sequel), all ten years apart. there was the richard donner version in the nineties that was never intended to be released, the two movies in the two thousands, and then fanfourstic in the 2010s.
indie devs are an eclectic bunch.
...because tumblr banned porn that one time...
never trust people whose native tongue includes phlegm as a syllable, lol.
animal farm was better than 1984 in my opinion. somehow it's more approachable, and gives a better feel for how socialism makes things incrementally worse while pretending it's making things better.
yeah, but gamergate lives rent-free in these people's heads... you guys really are their white whale (can't count myself among your number, I wasn't part of the movement, though I definitely agree now that I understand what it's about)
I am a megaphone
...so she's ear-bleedingly loud, and people can't really understand what she's saying?
okay, fair enough. just seemed like a trend in gaming is all.
eh, maybe it's just me, then. blood omen seemed like you basically sat there trading hits with enemies and hoped you got in more than they did. Soul Reaver was a lot better, but it got tedious after a while.
loved the concept of both, though, and the story was intense as hell...
technically, I "own" all five games between steam and gog, so I could go back and try to play them again, I suppose.
even before the woke mind virus things were trending that way, though. I don't hate story in a game, I just feel like sometimes the story takes a back seat to actually fun gameplay, which turns what should be an enjoyable experience into a slog...
thanks, I'll certainly look into those.
...seems like it would be pretty easy to troll them on that...just act super patronizing about how they totally didnt mean to make such a monumentally hideous UI, it just sort of came out that way, lmao.
Inafmous was okay. Never really got into sly cooper, though. Nothing against it, just wasn't that interesting to me.
We all have our favorites, though. =)