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Just teach them Python and the rest will work itself out.
Just teach them Python and the rest will work itself out.
Is there any ranking of ‘most pirated game’ tracked by leechers accross to top indexes?
I remember FIFA being the first thing everyone pirated when I lived in the dorms in University.
You’ll be taxed 40% and you’ll be happy about it.
I mean, at least use someone elses children.
I hope they continue to expand on the gore systems in the game. I know that doesn’t keep a game fresh for 10s of hours, but I do appreciate how they lean into the carnage factor. Reminds me of Soldier Of Fortune 1+2 in the sense.
As someone who is terrible at turn based CRPGs, I’ve found the explorer mode to be just perfect for me. I hit a skillwall imediately after fort joy in DOS2 on the easiest setting, so I was really pleasantly surprised.
Definitely seems worth it to keep one rogue in the party just for lockpicking. Seems to save a lot of time.
I would go for PC, simply for the fact that you can get a Quake 2 key for super cheap, and the upgrade is free on PC for existing owners.
Also Xenia Canary is a much better expierience than emulatoing Switch
Especially compared to DOS2, the combat is really engaging IMO.
At some level, even a “DRM Free” game like The Witcher could still be argued as having DRM since you need to authenticate your purchase with steam to download it.
Also in Europe (Germany) and there have been a lot of people OOO due to illness. So far my family has stayed free of it.
I’d agree - SkillUp’s channel (including FPS), and Digital Foundry’s DF Weekly covers pretty much all my gaming needs with their content.
I really enjoyed FO4. It didn’t live up to Fo3 or NV for me, but I still had a blast playing through multiple times.
Yeah I kinda thought Battlebit Remastered would be the Unity, Early Access, Indie hit of 2023.
Life, uhhh, finds a way
I felt the exact same way – I played ~20hrs of DOS2 over the past few years, about 1/4 of that in the lead up to BG3’s release, and wasn’t sure if I would bounce off of BG3 like I did DOS2. I’m about 25hrs in BG3, and having an absolute blast. It really does feel like a more refined, and friendlier experience than DOS2, and the in engine cinematics for dialogue are a huge part of that.
How am I supposed to feel a sense of pride and accomplishment without paying for my dice rolls?
Is there a CRPG that is worshipped for the best UI in the genre? It seems like a UX nightmare to create a game that is so multifaceted.
Controllers in general are also extremely accessible, and expandable for those that might struggle using a tradtional mouse and keyboard.