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Ooof, those conservative monster inserted ads seem to be able to sneak in there even after all the settings are set. I listen to another podcast that is largely hosted by trans people and somehow some...
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@bigsocrates: I did just mean consumables, in-game currencies, and skins and whatnot. If it’s a proper story and content DLC, I do buy those often enough, though not if it’s been too long since I fini...
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For me, it put into perspective that I’m an outlier in how I engage with games. I describe myself as a gaming locust, or a serial gamer. I play probably two to three games at once, and when I finish o...
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Kotaku also shut down it's comments yesterday, and not due to huge flame wars like the alleged reason they did that to the Root, but due to too much discussion on this topic and specific criticism to...
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It’s a few years old, but I saw a blindfolded Sekiro run in like an hour and 40 minutes. Again, that was BLINDFOLDED SEKIRO! My brain kind of rejected why I was seeing at first because even if the gam...
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Improv comedy. Take some classes, find some like minded folks to form a team, go to festivals to perform. It’s great fun and often attracts supportive, cooperative folks to meet and play with. Been do...
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@spacemanspiff00: ah, that does remind me of one complaint I have for Pacific Drive. The music, while the songs on the radio themselves are great, there aren’t enough of them, so you hear them too oft...
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Pacific Drive is making me stay up late, doing just one more run over and over again. Great loop on that game and just the right speed of progression, so long as you don’t die.
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INDIKAIt's real odd. Like, really really odd. You play as a nun in a Russian Convent traveling with a prisoner that takes you hostage while solving puzzles through praying, leveling up stats like "Gui...
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Dan should get a deskcycle pedal device, or a recumbent stationary bike. It's way easier to game and exercise at the same time without the danger of falling over.
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I mean, BG3 being great to me has almost nothing to do with the rules or combat, it’s all story, characters and narrative choices. 90% of my enjoyment was in dialogue. I liked the combat too, but not ...
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The top/down thing narrows it considerably, with the only things I can think of being Avengers (not marvel related), Vandyke, Gate of Doom/Darkseal and Prince of Evil. Of those, only Avengers was from...
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I mean, prime has a more captive customer base due to the free shipping. They are probably banking on folks just eating it, because they don’t want to lose that part of things. I’m sure Amazon weights...
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My TV started giving me ads while I played videos games. I was playing Control when in the corner a pop up for shoes showed up. I immediately killed its internet connection and only reconnect for firm...
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Assassin's Creed 3 is a goldmine for the little town you build and all the carpenters sawing wood and farmers hoeing the land, all accomplishing nothing.There is also the original Assassin's Creed Gua...
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Ads are 99% of why I just drop content, here and elsewhere. The automatic ads for monstrous republicans running for office in my state on the Fire Escape Cast are why I won’t ever listen to it again. ...
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Between the two, FFXVI is the better choice. I’d say that neither were must-plays, though. FF went too long for what it had (partly my fault, I got too focused on the pointlessly verbose side quests) ...
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Big games totally work when they are all killer, no filler. This and elder ring prove that. It’s a lot of work, though, so the expectation that all games must be this good now is unreasonable. I do ho...
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