How am I supposed to feel a sense of pride and accomplishment without paying for my dice rolls?

Just teach them Python and the rest will work itself out.

It's a free upgrade on PC if you own the game on Steam. Really decent for them to go that route rather than a paid upgrade.

Yeah, I don't get it -- the game is essentially online-only (not sure if you can play with bot teammates like the previous titles, but that wasn't too enjoyable anyway). Why pay for Denuvo as well unless you're out of touch?

Does this type of mod break with updates, or could you potentially just stay on the version you downloaded and forego any updates? I don't mod much to the point where I've paid for any, but curious the requisite of ongoing subscription for this type of thing.

$49.99 - That's a bit of a stretch for me.

You'll be taxed 40% and you'll be happy about it.

Also in Europe (Germany) and there have been a lot of people OOO due to illness. So far my family has stayed free of it.

Singaporean national Saridewi Djamani, 45, was found guilty of trafficking 30g (1.06oz) of heroin in 2018.

Absolutely horrible way to wage a war on drugs. This will do nothing to curb the problem.

I mean, at least use someone elses children.

Yeah I kinda thought Battlebit Remastered would be the Unity, Early Access, Indie hit of 2023.

I'm surprised they didn't pause the release of this video until they were ready to address those alegations as well.

Life, uhhh, finds a way

I really enjoyed FO4. It didn't live up to Fo3 or NV for me, but I still had a blast playing through multiple times.

I hope they continue to expand on the gore systems in the game. I know that doesn't keep a game fresh for 10s of hours, but I do appreciate how they lean into the carnage factor. Reminds me of Soldier Of Fortune 1+2 in the sense.

Also Xenia Canary is a much better expierience than emulatoing Switch

At some level, even a "DRM Free" game like The Witcher could still be argued as having DRM since you need to authenticate your purchase with steam to download it.

This is something that I lost when I moved abroad. Suddenly, all my gaming mates were mid-workday when I got home from the office, and I was dead asleep by the time they were gaming. Not to mention the latency makes it tough depending on the game.

Enjoy!

Reminds me of this amazing video from KRAZAM - Microsoft Stream Highlights (3/19)

I generally just play whatever game I'm working through at the time. I recently replayed GTA:SA, and now am trying a new character in D:OS2 to get me by until BG3 releases from EA.

BG3 for me as well. I'm just a handful of hours into Act 2 after spending 20+hrs in Act 1. So far, I preferred the less dreary scenery of Act 1, but still enjoying the way the story is going. Can't express enough how blown away I've been by this game so far. I haven't been so hooked on an RPG since Witcher 3.

If you're willing to give up your option to refund in a 2hr gameplay window, you can get a Steam key from reputable (not greymarket) sellers for a decent discount. Here's an example

Is there any ranking of 'most pirated game' tracked by leechers accross to top indexes?

I remember FIFA being the first thing everyone pirated when I lived in the dorms in University.

I'll never understand, but it must be working out for them. I can't think of any other AAA non-first party devs that don't release on all platforms at the same time (even if the PC version is a mess). Makes you appreciate the likes of Bethesda, Activision, etc a little more even for all the shit they pull, but makes you REALLY appreciate the Larians out there.

I started playing D:OS2 in 2020, but eventually got distracted around 15hrs in. I started a new playthrough to test out the gameplay again, and have really fallen in love with it all over again. I'm really terrible at the combat, but everything surrounding it is extremely engrossing.

I do plan to pick up BG3, and I've read that the combat is a little more quick-paced and hopefully forgiving, so I'm really looking forward to the release this week.

I would upgrade for a slightly smaller, more battery efficient Steamdeck with an OLED screen. I know that's a lot to ask for, but definitely performance is the least of my concerns.

This is what I'm interested in too. I have a tab S7+ but would prefer a smaller form factor with a great screen.

Xenia Canary runs RDR really well if you haven't tried it yet. I was surprised I was able to get through the entire game without problems on my ~5yr old gaming laptop.

I would go for PC, simply for the fact that you can get a Quake 2 key for super cheap, and the upgrade is free on PC for existing owners.

I'd agree - SkillUp's channel (including FPS), and Digital Foundry's DF Weekly covers pretty much all my gaming needs with their content.

Honestly I haven't been following the development or marketing for this game, but I like Todd's games so I know I'll end up buying it.

Controllers in general are also extremely accessible, and expandable for those that might struggle using a tradtional mouse and keyboard.

Apparently the PS3 version was a huge mess, which lends itself to the fact that it never made it to PS4. I do wonder though, how they went about remastering this version. Will be really interesting to see a breakdown from Digital Foundry once it's available.

Artemis is now available (Play Store link), but I completely agree that the lack of maturity in apps make Kbin a less compelling offer. It's still my usualy way to browse from my desktop though.