Recent content by Don Incognito

So basically what you are telling me is God is dead.

What in the blue hell is a NEET?

Beaten it, in fact. The fact that I still have no idea what the hell you are banging on about in regards to #3, especially now roping in Fallout 4(?), has me wondering if you've played it. So, let's recap. We have a studio known for janky facial animations, especially in this series. A...

...which is what I said, yes. If you stick with the main story and companion missions, you'll likely have a good time. If you get bogged down with every random task that shows up in the quest log, YMMV. It's not for me, but maybe others enjoy that sort of thing. #1 said asari who made the...

Sure! The game is clearly lacking in many respects, but so long as one isn't an obsessive completionist, is still quite fun. The facial animations are near the top of the list in the game's weaknesses, and anyone who suggests the reason might be an SJW conspiracy is a complete and utter...

Fuck's sake. You are reinforcing every goddamn stereotype mainstream culture has about gamers. STOP.

Honest to fucking god, by simply making the suggestion that it was due to "people with an agenda", you are furthering the narrative that gamers are paranoid internet neckbeards. Jesus tap dancing Christ.

I hate to be That Guy, but....... citation needed.

The problem, moose, is that saying that stars emitting laser-like light is confirmation of alien intelligence communicating with distant planets. It is no such thing. It COULD be that. It could be a natural phenomenon. It could be any of a number of things. But until we learn that...

Neither am I remotely surprised that The Escapist is now the home to conspiracy theorists and the overly credulous. I mean this Does not, under any definition of any words known to man or gods, lead to this

Hell, even that one specific moment is lifted directly from System Shock 2.

For 2000, Deus Ex's voice acting was out of this world, when it came to video games. Today, of course, it is garbage. That's one area where the new games excel, of course--the pretty bells and whistles that increase immersion. Even today, the level design of the original stands...

It is very much the case. Adam being such an unlikable stereotype of every gruff dudebro videogame protagonist doesn't much help my enjoyment, though JC Denton was much the same in the original. Invisible War's greatest success was shaping a more likable and relatable protagonist. It was a...

I liked the game quite a bit. (Aside from the DLC issues and such, which I can ignore by not buying it.) Interesting characters, the main storyline was fine, the side missions were very good, very nice aesthetic, fun stealth gameplay. However, there are some major limitations in prequels...

Thirded. It has been running perfectly well on my PC thus far.