Eight people is too many for a stream or podcast. I hope the GOTY's are better this year but this stream is tempering my expectations.
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Giant Bomb|OT X|MOM'S DEAD PARKOUR
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It depends really. Last week's UPF was pretty damn good with eight people.
The game they were playing helped with that. I just find once you go past 4 or 5 the flow seems to evaporate, especially when the people involved don't spend a lot of time together.
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since you're in chapter 6, this list should help. Every chapter had a few exclusive missions to it.
That's because it was originally a Resident Evil game.
Yeah, pretty much. The music is, too. But it's not Ninja Theory, so it's good now.
Bit of a gaming backlog I've developed
- Spider-Man Turf Wars DLC
- Epilogues of RDR2
- And now I just bought Smash Ultimate
Feel like they should've addressed this, given the same thing happened last year.
I kinda fail to see what makes the Epic Store more interesting I guess. I mean, yeah, it's nice that the split is more in favor of the developers, but I honestly don't really care about that. Add to that that Steam gives you the option to sell a key on your own website giving you 100% of the revenue. I'll admit that I haven't really read up on the whole thing but what is Epic bringing to the table for me? What makes them interesting? Epic can't compete with Valve on features and doesn't want or can't compete on price so exclusives are really the only thing they have. Business-wise this makes total sense and I get why they do it. But that doesn't mean I have to like it. And that's where some of the criticism is coming from (Again, a lot of it is just dumb internet rage shit, not even gonna pretend that's not the case)
Quite honestly I don't care thaaaaat much because I personally don't care about most of Steam's features and I don't mind having yet another launcher installed, I'm just confused when people say stuff like "Valve needs to step up" when Valve is still ages ahead of every other store out there.
its just crazy to me that they've been working on the client for years but its clearly not ready to handle more than a dozen games because it doesnt have search or filtering or much else. also I'm not so sure about its curation or quality control when one of the few third party games out now is a Hello Neighbor spinoff
Anyone else try Mutant Year Zero? Don't really know what to make of it yet, but I'm liking the aesthetic and moment to moment gameplay.
You will want to wrap up the real side quests before the end of the game, if you're going to cut something out for time just stop doing hunting and stick with side quests and main story stuff. The stuff like cave drawings will still be there during the epilogue.
im not miffed that i missed the free window for this game
cause i would have not liked it at all
cause i would have not liked it at all
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Vinny is staring off into the distance
Dan looks Smug
Ben looks like he made a huge mistake
Abby is done with giant bomb
Like, yeah.
I'm all for competition but that competition actually needs to challenge Valve in some way other than "We have enough money to fund some stuff".
Steam actually has a lot of competition, more than any other leading gaming storefront out there and none of said competition has done anything except for "We have some games you can't get on Steam". The prices aren't lower, the features aren't better, the experience isn't better.
If Epic would have done anything to put pressure on Steam to, I dunno, have better moderation on their garbage tier forums it would have been a welcome addition.
But as it stands the Epic Store is just another store next to Gog, U-Play, Origin, the Windows store and the Bethesda launcher that doesn't do anything to push boundaries. And that's what would be interesting. Sure, maybe Epic will get there. But as long as they don't, Epic moneyhatting games away from a more feature rich storefront is a valid criticism.
And again, it's insane to me that people act like Valve is the one who needs to step it up when no other storefront offers an even slightly comparable set of features for free.
And put hundreds of devs out of a job? Okay, if you insist
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The 10-20 minutes I can play of Just Cause 4 before it hard crashes to the desktop seem fun
My problem is I have a massive backlog yet I keep buying games.
Is this what vape addiction is like?
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