Ah. The ARMA method of dealing with cheaters and pirates by turning them into a random animal that can’t use guns.

I approve as long as it’s not broken like it was in ARMA and triggers even if you’re not cheating with a legit copy of the game.

Yet another dumbass that doesn’t understand the agreement and how it only pertains to selling keys for games that unlock on Steam at other stores; it has fuck all to do with limiting a developer from releasing games on other stores. Only if you’re selling a Steam key on another store.

Can you only use the in-game mod browser or something? Put the mod up somewhere else that Bethesda doesn’t control. It’s not like it’s hard to modify DOOM manually by dropping the files in the folder.

Additionally, extend the mod to include the CEO of ZeniMax as a Baron of Hell or Revenant.

The ugly red book that won’t fit on a shelf.

Can it play directly on the skin of my wrist?

CompuServe was the way I first experienced the internet way back in 1993.

Now we can not buy their games on Steam, too! 😃

I live really close to my mom. She doesn’t live near me tho :(

Toys

The Robin Williams movie? I’ve never seen it, but now I want to.

Unless I’m going to use a robot to kill other robots, I’m not getting Ender’s Game’d.

If I’m doing it out of the kindness of my heart (aka the players are taking way too long to solve what should be a relatively easy problem and I’m getting impatient), I’ll give them exactly what they need to get through the problem.

I usually would have things pre-placed in advance. Especially if they are going to be needed for something and there’s a chance a party member wouldn’t have the skill/spell to do it. But that doesn’t always mean the players will find it or even look for it.

If it’s just random loot time, I use the tables and roll dice for it.

Currently: From Software

“The sky is green!” - Bullshit

“Nu-uh!” - Energyless refutation

I fileshare because I have been conditioned by private trackers to always keep my ratio at a 1:2 minimum to stay an active member.

I am much more worried about seeing some consequence for uploading than I am for downloading. They tend to go for distributors more than leechers.

If they only were awarded the patents recently, could they even still be used to site patent infringement on a game that was made and released well before Nintendo/Pokemon Co. got the patent(s)? I could have sworn these were NOT retroactive…

Pretty much any licensed TV show or movie property game. Back in those days, only Disney had any sort of quality (all in the visuals of course) and the games still ranged from absolute crap to mid.

So many early 3D games as you’d find on the PS1 I tend to avoid replaying today simply because they had some jank-ass controls. They were still figuring shit out so layouts were all over the place, how things felt and whatnot was often wonky, etc. I love so many PS1 games I remember when they were new but trying to play them today is just pure hell.

I always thought ESO was what Elder Scrolls could be if it wasn’t built on GameBryo/Creation. Because it basically is. Though it’s also made by a completely different team/studio so it also misses a certain something that Bethesda GS does .

Hair traps are how poachers catch wild toupees to sell on the bald market.

I think it’s good. The changes to the plot are seemingly about an alternative timeline and the more the story deviates from the original, the more weird monsters show up to try and “keep things going the way they’re supposed to.” I only have the first one, though, so I’m left on a cliff hanger and can only guess what that stuff is really all about. :/

The changes to combat are alright. Like it’s not blowing my mind but it’s also not the same boring turn-based menu system. You move and fight real time and it feels a bit like a mixture of Dark Souls and Devil May Cry.

Considering they’re going for patent infringement and not copyright infringement, it’s possible it just took this long for Nintendo’s legal department to find something even remotely tangible that they could sue over. And since they haven’t said what patents Palworld infringes on, I have to assume whatever it is, is very flimsy.