Think of it this way: if the standard sized visitor cannot use your ride, is it really a well designed ride?Think of it this way, if you're too fat to fit into a standard issue amusement park ride, you'd probably get a heart attack riding it.
Think of it this way: if the standard sized visitor cannot use your ride, is it really a well designed ride?Think of it this way, if you're too fat to fit into a standard issue amusement park ride, you'd probably get a heart attack riding it.
It's possible there's a design standard that didn't take the obesity epidemic in America when they designed this one ride. Or that it's a physical impossibility to fit the average American in that particularly designed ride without compromising the structural integrity of the ride. Or it was just made for kids. The possibilities are boundless and exciting.Think of it this way: if the standard sized visitor cannot use your ride, is it really a well designed ride?
Yeah, since the first patch we've only had some random freezes here and there but nothing too bad. Though it would be nice if they'd fix the pathing and sighting for gun units because that's still fucked.Honestly its bee pretty stable since the first big patch they did after launch, and this new patch is surprisingly sparse in new features. The only big things is that people will be able to buy race individually now, but considering both 1 and 2 often go on sales for super cheap, that's not that big of a change.
Look on the bright side, the reactionary gamers who want their gangsters and ho's gamw get to cry harder as they will never get their SR2 remaster now and we can make another step towards being Baked and Woke. I see it as a win when Yahtzee called it the Blandest game of the year because that was exactly the things certain demographics want to see happen to their gameSaints Row Reboot Cost Over $100M To Develop, Led To Big Loss For Publisher
Embracer and Deep Silver's Saints Row reboot had cost more than $100 million to develop, resulting in a major loss for the publisher.twistedvoxel.comSaints Row sales bomb has changed how Embracer greenlights new projects
As games like Saints Row deliver lower returns, Embracer Group becomes more selective and now says that 'game project has to earn the right to exist'www.tweaktown.com
Why are they even bothering with a physical if it's just a download code? Also, it goes without saying that Always online has no fucking business being required for SP games.
Ugh…. If this was a maybe psss for me before, it’s now a definitely pass.
Remember when Fallout 76 also did this? Good times. But that game at least had an excuse of being an online game.Why are they even bothering with a physical if it's just a download code? Also, it goes without saying that Always online has no fucking business being required for SP games.
It wasn't funny when EA did it and it isn't funny now.
I thought this was news last month. I could have sworn one of us posted at some point, but it doesn't matter. It's still bull crap and I am not buying. Back 4 Blood also did the same thing, and look how well that turned out.
Ugh…. If this was a maybe psss for me before, it’s now a definitely pass.
It was nauseating when nearly every AAA company had an online pass. Capcom, Namco, Ubisoft, 2K, Sony, and Koei-Tecmo.Why are they even bothering with a physical if it's just a download code? Also, it goes without saying that Always online has no fucking business being required for SP games.
It wasn't funny when EA did it and it isn't funny now.
It would be really hard because it depend on where the server are located and at what time the activity occur.Just curious by the way. Can we quantify the ecological impact of videogaming if "always online requirements" were the norm ?
(Also isn't it the case, given people's reliance on clients and online features, like "achievements", etc ?)
Pet peeve. I'm the sort of person who gets secretely irritated by two coworkers communicating by email or cloud sharing when they're two meters away. "Invisible" carbon footprints freak me out a bit.
To be fair, FO76's launch was such a massive shitshow it's hard to remember everything that they fucked up. I remember accidently leaking a bunch of User Data through the QA system(somehow) and the mold helmet and the nylon bag thing because of how fucking nuts it was.Remember when Fallout 76 also did this? Good times. But that game at least had an excuse of being an online game.
I got you fam.To be fair, FO76's launch was such a massive shitshow it's hard to remember everything that they fucked up. I remember accidently leaking a bunch of User Data through the QA system(somehow) and the mold helmet and the nylon bag thing because of how fucking nuts it was.
Fully details -Think of it this way, if you're too fat to fit into a standard issue amusement park ride, you'd probably get a heart attack riding it.
That baby running into the wall had better still be in there.
Witchfire has been in development since 2016. I almost keep forgetting this game exists.