3D level design where you can get stuck on elements when you just want to move past them. Especially frustrating in racing games or sections where you have to move fast. Controls are just not precise enough to deal with this under stress.

Visible polygons and interactable polygons are not the same thing. Play Banjo Kazooie and Yookah Laylee (including the remake) to see the difference. The latter has you constantly bump into things because the environment is not smoothed out.

On the other hand some studios take it to the other extreme and make you walk almost on rails, childproofing every corner. A good middle ground is needed.

Congratulations! I’m happy when I finish two games in a year.

It’s like going to a store and asking a random person nearby to pick out the item you want, which you are fully capable of reaching yourself, while you keep standing around and do nothing. Great human interaction.

I understand if the article is long or convoluted and you just need a short summary but even refusing to click the link and do a quick check is lazy AF and should not be encouraged. Or at least use AI for that.

By following the links in the article

I guess you weren’t looking then https://www.metacritic.com/game/silent-hill-f/critic-reviews/?platform=playstation-5

(I personally don’t care for this game)

Valve will have a good enough overview on the situation and if they think it will hurt sales they can simply make a statement. They can handle it.

It’s interesting to discuss about the price but being upset about „idiots“ who have wrong ideas and playing hero for a multi billion dollar corporation is something I’m confused about.

So what exactly does that change? Valve already decided the price and that is what you will have to pay. Who cares what anyone ever predicted?

Which is why I don’t think they will sell at a loss but zero margin.

They could even add licensing restrictions so you can’t use them for commercial reasons or have to pay more for that.

The profit comes from the games they sell.

Just finished it with all achievements (except final Takezo fight, yet) in about 50 hours. It was a little repetitive yes, but it didn’t bother me much. The setting, presentation and gameplay checks all the boxes for me so I kept going.

But I would’ve also been happy if it was shorter. That’s my general opinion on games these days.

Ok that makes sense. Since I don’t use conditioner I don’t have any wait time in the shower.

Why would I brush them in the shower? It’s so much wasted water and you don’t even save time wtf

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Yes but his weight and health has improved a lot

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I want to feel that time again when we ran a mod-packed Minecraft server with friends and we built a whole city with really creative and elaborate structures and cool tech. Everyone had their speciality and it all came together perfectly.

Nowadays none of us have the time anymore to get lost in games for weeks and months like that. Also it’s hard to get back into it after such a long pause. Everything has changed so much.

But going more retro, it would probably be starting up my new N64 and jumping around with Mario in this crazy 3D environment. Holy shit that was amazing!

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Most things done to yourself still have sideeffects that might kill you after those 4 years. Not to mention pain and disabilities you already get right from the start. I don’t see how any money in the world would be worth that.

And what does playing lottery or gambling have to do with not dying? Weird question.

8 years ago I said to myself, once I get a dog I will stop smoking. At the end of that year I got a dog and stopped smoking.