Lucifunk

There are so many games out there, that I don't understand the need to put money in anything Rowling profits from myself. We hear all the time about some studio being shuttered, or everyone being let go as soon as the project is out the door. Those people that worked on this are dead people walking, if they even still work there after release.

You either have principles about this or you don't care. I have a Chik-Fil-A near my house, and the line is always around the building. But I ain't buying homophobic chicken that funds ruining lives. I tossed my R Kelly albums. Lethal Weapon was one of my favorite movies, but I can't watch it without thinking about how terrible Mel Gibson is.

Buy it if you want, but have no illusions about you helping fund hate.

Just canceled my decade old subscription.

Eat my ass from the front Fandom. thxbye

Don't take off for the holidays during a plague so you can rank some games is galaxy brain shit for sure.

Anyone saying that is why we can't.

Avengers

Crusader Kings 3

For the people enjoying it, and are playing via GamePass on PC, I found dropping down to DX11 gave me a pretty good performance boost. I'm using a 5700xt at 1440p on a freesync monitor and it went from occasionally chugging with settings on high, to running smooth at everything on Ultra. I was able to squeeze out a few more fps with the rez scaling, and didn't notice any real visual difference there as well.

Raiders of the Lost Ark for the Atari 2600

The best corporation is still worse than being your own successful boss, working as hard or not as you'd like. I'm in my mid40s, and have never worked anywhere as long as those guys did at GB. Corporations like CBS, and even a smaller ones like RV are still a pile of people you've never met and red tape that drain the joy from any job, and business school dickheads who think they know better.

I'm glad they have freedom to do whatever they want now.

If I worked in one place for over a decade I'd be ready to run screaming off into the distance. The pure tedium of the day to day stuff for that long, along with the stress of any job. I'm in my mid40s and I've never worked somewhere that long in my entire career, much less with the internet telling me what they think about my work the whole time.

I'm happy that they are going to do something new and exciting for them, and at the same time Jeff and the other guys still want to do things here. There hasn't been a bad hire yet, so it'll be cool to see some new people.