DebatableRaccoon

@DebatableRaccoon@lemmy.ca

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DebatableRaccoon, (edited )

I don’t think it’s inherently a “straight” issue to think the topic of sexuality can be out of place at times. I don’t think the topic of sexuality should be taboo like it has been historically but, like many topics, I think there’s a time and place for it. In my eye, the only time I need to know a person’s orientation is when I find someone I wish to pursue something with since it’s a key aspect of my chance of success. I believe what someone does and is into is a closed doors affair; it’s their business, not mine. Plenty of times someone’s sexuality is held above someone’s head, quite literally in the case of this casual fishing game where I feel it doesn’t even slightly belong. In these situations, I find myself made uncomfortable because the topic is very mismatched for the context. We’re standing here fishing, so why are you bringing who you like to bang - or not, as the case may be - into the conversation?

And huh, would you look at that, I didn’t bring my own orientation into the mix because it’s not needed.

DebatableRaccoon,

Of course it was quiet, who in their right mind would get hyped for something like that?

DebatableRaccoon, (edited )

lemmy.ca/c/buildapc

If local supplies are that limited, importing might be your only option short of catching a ferry to the mainland and stuffing a duffel bag with what you’ve been able to buy.

DebatableRaccoon,

Thank you. I provide links so infrequently I manage to forget the format by the next time I need it.

DebatableRaccoon,

Continental mainland is what I was referring to, yeah, but I can’t say I know much of anything about the Italian market.

What game of the 2020s do you think that will top the "best games of the decade" lists in 2030? (fedia.io) angielski

According to MetaCritic, Zelda: Breath of the Wild topped "best games of the 2010s" lists, appearing in 1st place in 17 of these lists. In 2030, what game of the 2020s decade will appear on the 1st place in most of these lists? (It should be noted that we are in the middle of the 2020s decade so this may change as new games get...

DebatableRaccoon,

2018

DebatableRaccoon,

True but they didn’t say 2 in the above comment and with 2 years off, it’s easy to not realise the first wasn’t released in the 2020s without checking.

DebatableRaccoon,

That may be true but with that kind of success behind them, one would assume they have the budget to finish their games without needing the support of the crutch that is the Early Access model.

DebatableRaccoon,

And yet another instance of people paying for the mistakes of the higher ups.

DebatableRaccoon,

Given what I’ve heard of the Palworld case so far, this is a pretty safe bet.

DebatableRaccoon,

For those who’ve been paying attention, this has been known a long time. Remember when Nintendo would falsely claim gaming videos on YT and take all of the earnings just because one of their games made an appearance?

DebatableRaccoon,

Given Nintendork’s history, this wouldn’t surprise me.

The Day Before studio returns from the dead and asks for a 'second chance': 'From now on, our development and marketing will be based on the principle of honesty' (www.pcgamer.com) angielski

Seems to me like this studio never actually closed. Either way, this is at least as funny as Ubisoft’s and Sony’s dreadful live-service games flopping hard.

DebatableRaccoon,

My regards to Sony, the pricing makes it easier to not even consider buying one.

DebatableRaccoon, (edited )

I will admit it’s not only the price that is a deterrent, even if that’s now competing with a perfectly capable gaming PC that can do significantly more, doesn’t have an additional charge to play online, doesn’t have to deal with increasingly standardised subpar controller longevity, commonly have cheaper games, better sales, and will have a longer shelf life. I already thought the PS5 was a bit pricy at launch, at a time when I was still considering buying one. That time has been and gone, I’ve spent the money on upgrading my already decent computer into an absolute beast because I figured “why not?” and I still have yet to see a reason to buy the PS5. It’s no secret that consoles are commonly loss leaders for the manufacturers while the exclusives are the money-makers. It’s a way of doing business, that’s fine, but to this day, I can only claim to have seen them release maybe 4 exclusives that I’d deem worth playing. That’s already a bad deal. No-one in their right mind can justify paying full price for a console to play 4 games. On top of that, 1 already got ported to PC, one’s got a release date, one’s already had public response from the developer to be working on the port, and the last has really strong odds of getting ported too. 4 is my number, and I don’t doubt other players would swap my own picks for something more their taste, or maybe even bolster the numbers, but I don’t think anyone could make it as high as 10 without naming a game that was also released for the PS4 and/or got ported. So unless Sony gets their shit together, the PS5 tells us that the PS6 will be a bad deal.

DebatableRaccoon,

Oh god, not them. Pick another producer, please. There are plenty out there… Most of them suck but at least most of them aren’t publicly known to be sex abusers.

DebatableRaccoon,

Lots of gamers and parents have been going on about this for around a decade. EA was even in court over it. Where the heck have these ‘groups’ been? On an extended vacation with their distant relatives the mole people?

DebatableRaccoon, (edited )

It doesn’t invalidate what they’re doing in a karmic way, no. As for any legal precedent way, I’m genuinely concerned that it’ll very much be a “too little, too late” scenario. Many of us who have come from the school of Jim Fucking Sterling Son, or even those with their eyes open, saw how bad this could get a decade ago. It got bad enough to go to court where companies like EA produced pathetic stand-in excuses about “lootboxes” that manipulate the young, ill and weak-willed into spending insane amounts of money are actually “surprise mechanics” and thus totally different. Some countries were smart enough to put some amount of age limit on such things, others were even smarter and outright banned them but many just let it happen. It has kept happening and the biggest gaming corpos are now more than big enough to hire all of the lawyers in the world collectively and fight any claims off through the sheer force of printing money.

Yes, I’m possibly embellishing a little in that lot but after witnessing the gaming market slip further and further down the sinkhole the way it has with excuses of “it’s only cosmetic”, “it’s optional” and “it’s not required to experience the game”, I have every reason to think we’re not coming back from this.

DebatableRaccoon,

It’s amazing what having the potential of ownership ripped away can do.

DebatableRaccoon,

Which means around 50 didn’t want to work for Krafton or already found jobs. Good for them.

DebatableRaccoon,

Being under the ActiBlizzard umbrella wasn’t exactly a walk in the park for a lot of employees either.

DebatableRaccoon,

Sounds like a strange form of Stockholm Syndrome.

DebatableRaccoon,

Pretty sure they’re on the pro side of the latter

DebatableRaccoon,

Control freaks laying out blank canvases for themselves and taking away your consumer rights one cut at a time. As a legitimate owner of the Mafia games on PC, I can report having a significantly better experience with pirated copies since they don’t require their terrible launcher.

DebatableRaccoon,

It’s pirated because it’s not through official channels and has the DRM removed, including the requirement for the 2K launcher.

As for the rest of your question, so long as I’ve understood that mess properly, it’s the buyer’s problem when companies start taking away the games we’ve paid for becauae they’re hiding behind a license despite never disclosing the purchase had an expiry date or conveniently left out what that date is as time of purchase.

DebatableRaccoon,

And as Frost points out, he’s a massive hypocrite.

DebatableRaccoon,

InZoi looks really good to me though Paralives is looking good too.

DebatableRaccoon,

And here we go again. Who had ‘paid mods’ on their bingo card this time?

DebatableRaccoon,

I know. Don’t go forgetting Oblivion now 😉 Luckily, I’m not one of the people stupid enough to buy their defective shovelware anymore.

DebatableRaccoon,

Just call it what it really is: Gamebryo.

DebatableRaccoon,

Hi, Bugthesda employee! Poppa Todd forced you to expand the totes-not-publicity to the fediverse, did he?

DebatableRaccoon,

Bugthesda. Bugthesda never changes.

DebatableRaccoon,

Pretty much. They’ve done it so many times now that it can’t even be considered a bet to expect it at the release of one of their games.

DebatableRaccoon,

Personally, I’d rather have games that “just work” like the ones on UE5. I guess I’m weird that way.

DebatableRaccoon,

You very much missed the point of my comment. After the “professional” response the public got when leaving very justified negative feedback on Starfield, I now don’t trust any comment supporting Gamebryo to not be a Bethesda employee. Nor was I advocating for shifting to Unreal, it was the next person who brought up a different engine which I said I’d prefer since it’s reliable. I don’t really care what engine the next Fallout is made with, for example, so long as it isn’t made in Gamebryo by a bunch of hacks.

DebatableRaccoon,

So long as I can prove I’m dead? I’m now going to add it to my will that my inheritees must yeet my corpse at GoG’s office door.

DebatableRaccoon, (edited )

Is this interesting timing or is he going out of his way to prove his point?

https://lemmy.ca/pictrs/image/33c397a8-b4d7-48e5-8c99-3783c4583277.jpeg

DebatableRaccoon,

I know. My comment was about if he’s trying to prove himself right by firing everyone just in time for the use of AI. Hell was invented for scum suckers like Strauss Zelnick

DebatableRaccoon,

They said they won’t be paying for it. Nothing about playing it, matey

DebatableRaccoon,

It’s almost like they shouldn’t have bought a bunch of gaming studios. They could have at least had the decency to sell them again or made an agreement for independency. The irony of an American company opting against the latter isn’t lost on me.

DebatableRaccoon, (edited )

And the grandpappy gamers. I’ma have joysticks rigged into my zimmer frame when the time comes. Til death do we game.

DebatableRaccoon,

I’m pretty used to it at this point. My best friend is a big Souls fan and is one of the many who refers to Elden Ring as the most approachable From game yet as well as Sekiro as possibly the hardest. The comments I’m used to seeing are ones calling X boss the hardest they’ve ever gone against and those are consistently the easiest for me. Personally, I’m terrible with the bosses that have a wind up for their attacks and make you wait for the timing as opposed to the ones where it’s almost pure reflex. If that sounds more your bag then I’d say Sekiro is your thing and you likely won’t enjoy DS or ER. Bloodborne is somewhere in the middle, debatably closer to Sekiro though I’ve seen arguments for both ways.

DebatableRaccoon,

I’d have to agree with that. Sekiro has a lot of the trimmings of other From games while having a movement system much closer to the standard hack-n-slash adventure game like Assassin’s Creed or Ghost of Tsushima most recently.

DebatableRaccoon,

He’s just a harmless little froggo. It’ll be fiiiine

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