If it’s a popular enough show, there will be a single person out there who will still be willing to buy the seat. Or a group who is fine with being split up and will just take whatever seats are left.

If it’s not a popular show, then what exactly is the fucking problem?

On the flip side, every RPG should have a “Busy Adult” setting that recaps where you are, what you were doing, and possibly even a brief reexplainstion of the controls because you haven’t gotten the chance to play in 7 months.

I wish there was an option to just disable all achievements

Piracy

Only if it’s done right. If it’s done as merely a cash grab, most people can tell pretty quick. The new Super Mario Bros., or anything by Disney in the last 4 years are great examples. If you take out nostalgia, they’re pretty poor to mediocre movies. And I think most people are able to notice that.

Not to mention due to ecosystem collapse, most wild game you hunt these days is now full of chemicals, parasites, and plastic.

I’ve had the opposite experience. I often find that studio cash grabs that rely on nostalgia or low-effort pandering get high critic reviews (which makes me feel like they were paid to do so) and only the user ratings rightfully trash it. Movie reviews seem to be getting a lot more like video games reviews, where a AAA studio shits out a piece of crap, but it’s proclaimed a 8-9 out of 10 by big review companies (looking right at you IGN). Only by listening to the fans or less mainstream reviewers do you get the real picture.

Every current system of government, lmao.

Not won, but could have had peace quite a lot earlier. Fuck Nixon and Kissinger.

Doesn’t a rather large portion of that come from Mao Zedipshit’s Great Leap Forward?

Can anyone reading this really not understand why most people prefer gaming on Windows and find Linux intimidating?

Honestly, I joined the Star Trek server because it checked all the boxes. Allows down votes, doesn’t block NSFW posts, doesn’t force censorship of words they think are naughty, large enough to be active and have a wide range of subscribers. Funny memes about one of my favorite shows is just a bonus.

The difference here is you were having arguments with someone during development. It’s easy to look at a successful final product and say “that guy had no clue what he was talking about about!”

Bethesda is saying the same thing about their fans, but for a final product that’s not very good. It’s one thing to dismiss criticism during your process, but to dismiss criticism after you present your results is basically saying you are never open to it.

There’s playing with fan expectations; and then there’s taking everything the fans loved, literally burning it on screen, and essentially saying “none of this matters anymore and you were stupid if you thought it ever did”.

Isn’t that because of Steam Decks?

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Wish granted.

Now they use X.

There’s always a secret behind the waterfall, and if there’s not, the game designers are wrong.

The man came in his first day carrying a sink. Now he’s sinking the company. Seems pretty straightforward.

Not really UI, but news websites reporting on a video of something happening. They never just show the God damn video. They have a video player at the top which will show a high school presentation format of what the highlights from the video are, usually overlayed with a soft-spoken person reading out the text.

But the actual video? If you’re lucky, it’s buried 75% of the way down the page in an embedded tweet. Most of the time it’s fucking nowhere.