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mihnt
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No, no, not saying it wasn't. I'm just saying they leaned on what they did with Bladerunner 2049. Not that it's a bad thing because I personally enjoy the new movies.
I did grow up with memories of the Lynch films though and every time I saw Kyle MacLachlan in anything it immediately would remind me of Dune. I only learned Alicia Witt was in it a couple of years ago which kind of blew my mind.
I think they were trying to go the Bladerunner route with this reboot. Y'know, feast for the eyes as well.
Yeah, there is a lot of potential in that game.
Story is decent enough so far. (I haven't finished it yet.)
Fuck space sudoku.
The companions could have been much more compelling than they are.
The UI is a hot mess.
Gunplay is the best out of all 4.
Open worlds are nice but can get grindy.
I love all the references back to the original story I've ran across so far. (I sadly took a break after starting the game a long time ago and am lost on the actual time periods. Scared to look it up to prevent spoilers.)
Multiplayer is just ME3 multiplayer but better.
I've enjoyed it better up the point I'm at now than some of the ass changes done to ME2 and 3. At like 60 hours total across the copy I own on EA's launcher and the Steam version. Only have 90 hours in Legendary edition with only like 10 missing annoying achievements if that tells you anything.
EDIT: Oh, also. Achievements and saves are cross compatible from EA -> Steam.
They have a lot of broken crap in my library right now. Mass Effect: Andromeda being the most annoying one for right now as the multiplayer in that game seems to be region locked and it's almost impossible to find a match. That's if the ea desktop shit is even working that day.
Oh they know they will, but they've chalked that up to being cheaper than paying humans.
Insanet has developed the means of delivering spyware via online ad networks, turning some targeted ads into Trojan horses.
No ads. No trojan.
And you're trusting everything an article says about a virus that says there's no solution?
What's to stop a black hat buying this to steal identities?
What's to stop one of the coders from leaking it? Or a black hat leaking it?
What about someone targeting an incorrect target and by doing so it ends up in the hands of someone more nefarious?
Hackers and black markets do what they want.
Can't afford it? Steal it.
Did you really just say this in a topic about this actual thing happening?
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Playing through Dungeon Siege 3 for the second time. Played through 100% on Xbox 360, now it's time to do it on PC.