I didn't mean you in specific, I meant as a feature on the ps4/xbox where everyone can see eachothers snappies.
Sorry for the confusion
It'd be great to have a public photo album of sorts available in your profile, so friends and others can see some of your memorable moments in games.
Nice, was waiting for this.
Maybe stupid question but, I heard the DLC makes changes the world/environment to a certain degree. Is this change immediately active once the DLC is installed? Or is it connected to a questline
Thanks, appreciate it.
Hmm since you played it.. this or Pillars of Eternity: Complete edition? I'd like to give both a go, but not sure how much time these type of games normally take.
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It's already being abused. It's no coincidence that you get 3 greys and 1 blue (for those playing OW) up to 6 times in a row. Around launch it used to be much more generous, so they toned down the drop rates drastically to get more people to buy boxes, and even then it's a roll of the dice. Not to mention the limited skins that are only obtainable during specific holidays.
It's just a way to cheese people, would've been better if they set some kind ...
@rainslacker
I care little for what light I'm in and Campo Santo can do/try whatever they please, that's not what bothers me. Despite this incident being separate, I believe it is indeed part of a larger trend that has been going on, and that's why I brought it up.
I don't think that pewdiepie should have said what he did by any stretch, but it seemed to slip off of his tongue rather than to deliberately discriminate against or belittle a certa...
Yeah meanwhile actual racists (people calling for racial segregation, making ''dear white ppl'' videos) can do as they please on youtube. Yet when a guy like pewdiepie utters a single word regardless of context, he gets his content taken down.
There is no ''only so far'' on youtube, there is a ridiculous double standard.
We believe in you CDPR
So disgusting.. I love it. Hope its development is coming along nicely.
I'd really like to see more Dead Space.. not necessarily a remaster though. But the Resistance games would make for good remasters, last game was released in 2011 I believe.
I think it's really hard for any game these days to really make a mark, the gaming industry is incredibly competitive.
Despite the amount of great games that came out past 5 years, only a handful became memorable to most
You're sounding almost as patronizing as that article.. Nobody likes it when stuff gets forced down their throats, gaming is about relaxation and recreation, not discussing politics and social issues, most people get enough of that in their daily lives.
There are other platforms and websites you can discuss these topics as extensively as you like.
Yeah, first sentence goes: ''If video games were a physical realm, it would be a hostile and potentially lethal place for women.'' Should tell you all you need to know about the rest of the article.
I'm still amazed how in so many games you mow down hundreds of male characters like they were blades of grass, and it gets conveniently overlooked or ignored every single time.
I really wish people would stop submitting this feminist horsesh...
No shit, but there's alot more involved than just graphic gore in a real situation. Like actual danger or loss of a real person's life for example.
No amount of playing games can or should prepare you for such a thing. You don't want your basic instincts overwritten should a real dangerous situation come up.
Didn't know that game was coming to Ps4? That's a nice surprise, I like survival games
@Istolla
There have been more than enough female characters in AAA games for women to relate to. Like Lara Croft, Aloy from Horizon, and the girl from Life is Strange to name a few recent ones, as well as the increasing amount of games that let you choose between male and female, like Fallout, Mass Effect, Prey etc.
Admittedly male characters are more common, but again, thats because men are the majority of the player base. Same reason most romance novels are wri...
Funny thing is, if they would indeed address that and make AAA games more favorable to women, they would see sales take a big hit. Because, wait for it.. men remain the overwhelming majority of gamers playing AAA and non-mobile games despite what ''studies'' keep pointing out. Money talks in the market, not biased study outcomes.
And children with access to their parents credit card, that's what i'd be worried about.
I thought the beta was alright (though could've been better) so this MT stuff kind of puts me on the fence.
I'll likely wait it out just to see if it doesn't bomb hard and ends up with a low playercount. Made that mistake already this year..