Good news indeed! Of course there are a lot of possible causes, much of which are probably rooted in networking. Will be interesting to test it out again from other access points.
Very true. If I had the money, I'd throw it away on all of those things!
Down the road, for sure. For me.... probably when the 5090s are out!
Yeah, the above comment also definitely applies to the bugginess... the wolf spider was sort of stuck half in and half out of the lab.. kept getting stuck in the doorway (which I tried to use to my advantage)... but then it got through the door and killed me. :(
Well.... it managed to fit itself through the door for me! And then it was stuck jnside... so I couldn't even get in. I'm hoping when I go back in game next, it will have somehow left..
Yeah, I was playing today and on top of the attacks. It seems spiders can also enter the underground oak tree lab. No where is safe!!
Just looking forward to the rest of the game being unlocked and for future DLC. It has a lot of potential for all that.
I'll tell you this much. I was running like a scarred little (boy or girl) the first time I got chased by a giant spider. It's guaranteed death.
Especially the kiddos.
Word. Let's play!
Nothing wrong with that, is there? I love to find games that I can enjoy with both my 14 year daughter and my, 40-sonething gaming buddies. It's hard to find a universally good multiplayer game.
I'm 40, and right there with you buddy! It's fun!
Yeah, very true, though is this a result of peoples' laziness or the difficulty? Or dissatisfaction with the game? I'm sure it's a mix of those, but there are plenty of games that I started a campaign on and never finished because of the #yawnfactor and not the level of difficulty one way or the other. I can onoy speak for myself, but I find myself being very picky about the games I truly get immersed in and can see all the way through to the end.
So, here is my take - on the one hand, I think for many gamers who lack the patience (and perhaps just the innate skill) to complete many games, i think that having a skill level/difficulty level setting is important so that the gaming experience doesn't become so frustrating to that casual gamer crowd that they end up giving up on a game, being frustrated, and perhaps never coming back to it. I think we've all been there at one point or another, and it sucks.
Some...
There might be somethibg to the argument, but the leaks also suggest that those digital only consoles (at least the Xbox Series version) will also be dumbed down on specs. Not sure I buy that. The Xbox One S digital was identical, except for the drive, to the Xbox One S with the drive. I think though, there is also an element of discounting the hardware for the potential software sales. It's the same thinking as inkjet printer makers selling printers dirt cheap, because the ink is where a...
I can definitely appreciate wanting to hold the physical media, but I find there are few enough games these days that I am so loyal to as to want to have it. I've done the midnight events, and have definitely had that thrill. I'm too old for that now. I like my Gamepass Ultimate, which is a great option, as I see it as a way to try out a lot of games and, if something I really like is going to get yanked, can always buy at a discount. So far though, it hasn't happened.
That is an aspect I had not considered. It's easy to take for granted that we don't suffer that sort of governmental restriction. Thanks for your thoughts!
It depends on WHICH lottery, and which prize. If you are suggesting winning the jackpot in powerball, then the odds of winning an Xbox Series X are significantly better. In contrast, sure, your odds of matching 3 numbers and winning $5.00 are probably a bit better.