BillyTheSkidMark

I think this 100%

I remember like a week after the first trailer dropped some YouTube dude made a video saying it was sus and wondered if it was real. I can't remember their arguments, as of was a while ago, but they were convincing.

Also, for how long it was supposedly in development, what they released doesn't even make sense... Like it kind of looks like a hobbiest could make that on their own pretty quickly (assuming they used free/bought assets)

Watch any Path of exile 2 trailer, it's all gameplay, in depth, with devs explaining what's going on and the plans are.

Yeah, I played the hell out of gta 3, San Andreas and vice city... But 5 felt very boring. I can't really nail why but it got to a point where I tried to force myself to play before giving up.

Similar story with RDR, I played the original and the zombie dlc, loved both, the sequel just didn't do much for me

It's about conforming to what I personally believe

Ironically another draw y for emulators over the two thing. Just speed up the boring bits 8x

Diablo in its vanilla form is rough, there's an amazing mod which sort of upgrades it to d2 style called bezzelbub. I recommend trying it with that if you cash jam D2 but my D1

I haven't played since ORAS, but I think they'll always have those tutorials cause they're targeted at kids. Like I was playing the original at 10 and now my kids starting to get into Pokémon at 6.

I feel like they should allow an "adult" version though. Like no hand holding and harder.

It's wild how little the most financially successful franchise of all time has innovated.

Yeah, I love the idea of fallout 1 & 2 and remember watching a friend play it when it was new, but I tried to get into it as an adult and just can't..

Same boat as you practicality

"Lisa... I'm going to buy your knight"

We don't even fully understand the brain itself, let alone how to recreate it.

This is token click bait scientific "journalism"

It's not even no experience required, it's usually "can learn on the job"...

In theory you could learn any job "on the job", it's just that some jobs would take a lot more of the existing employees time to teach.

Also, if "time to learn" = more pay, then astrophysicts and philosophers would be some of the richest mofos out there.

Thomas Jane was also fantastic. Same with Jared Harris. Shame they couldn't secure him for later appearances, his character is great and he did the belta accent so well.