QTE in time with the hits is as far as I'm willing to go. Like the gunblades in Final Fantasy 8 or all attacks in Super Mario RPG. Anything more and it can fuck right off, otherwise it pads out the combat unforgivably.
Konami Must Die.
No I'm not being ironic. Konami Must Die.
This game MUST fail in order to teach the traitors at Konami HQ that this shit needs to STOP.
They really think they can pull the same shit the Council did in Mass Effect? Just denying all "allegations" about the Reapers until finally the Reapers come and wreck everything.
They ACTUALLY think they can tell their customers what they want just so they can maximize profits on greedy...
I hate Skyrim because, like Oblivion, it's so painfully generic (doomsday shit just like Oblivion), hates PC gamers (seriously the interfaces of both Oblivion and Skyrim have nested tabs and shitty navigation which are BIG taboos in PC interface design which is telling that the two were...
Running a 5e game for a year. Here's my advice:
Your rule is final. No one gets to tell you otherwise. Don't be afraid to assert yourself if anyone starts giving you shit when you're clearly in the right and your interpretation of the rules (and house rules if applicable) is reasonable. You...
Aaaaand now WB lost a shitload of sales on this statement alone.
Seriously, kill off this fucking cancer that is loot crates already. They are TOXIC and add NOTHING to the industry.
That ************ is like Freddy Krueger. He just won't STAY DEAD!
Shit like this is what makes it really fucking hard for me to identify as a gamer now.
I remember a time when demo discs came free with gaming magazines and they always had 6 or more beta builds of upcoming games at the time. That was as good as it got back then but it fucking worked and it helped sell your product down the line.
I almost miss those advertisement screens that...
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