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The problem with Micro-transaction thing is that your average COD/FIFA fucktard doesn't mind the shit and actually likes it. I worked in customer support for a certain major gaming platform for two and a half years. Every kid I would speak too about it would give me some bullshit reason as to...

Oh right, I forget that's a thing. I'm not affiliated with DA in anyway. He does into detail about the investor fraud at Wayside Creations and what that means for crowdfunded projects. His video on Fig is also worth a look for anybody who's ever thought of investing a sizable amount of money on...

Agreed 100%. Devs don't really ask what their title being an open world game brings to the table anymore. The Ubisoft formula doesn't exactly apply here, but LA Noire from a few years back comes to mind as one of the most unnecessary open worlds I have ever seen. You can skip the driving...

it's required for one shitty card game out of GOG's entire library. My mistake, its 99% optional, duder.

DLC/micro-transaction bullshit. Galaxy is 100% optional, duder.

The video gives you all the context you need. :D

Nuka Break related.

I really wanna bang Jamie Lee Curtis... like right now.

I'm hearing this is shit so far lol

Picked up Lego City Undercover for the kids, been playing for about an hour and half. Probably going to play it more than they do lol. I knew he was going to be that guy, the man hates stamina meters and he hates weapon durability. I honestly think he made up his mind about it before he ever...

That's why I said the games that support it. You can get through Fallout 1 and 2 without combat for the most part, but that's not necessarily the point. The point is if you go this route, the majority of what you will be doing is reading so I don't see why it's an issue here...

If you do a peaceful playthrough in any of the games listed that support it you still spend most of your time reading. It's actually works better for Torment because the combat is trash.

This idea makes me want to cream my jeans.

Aren't most CRPGS? I was 10 hours into AOD ( a game I really should pick back up) and I had yet to do more than read.

It was a bad example. I've already conceded to this point:

There are serious management issues over at InXile and I feel their ambition definitely outweighs their actual studio talent, but at the end of the day, Wasteland 2 is still better than what Bethesda's doing with Fallout and that has to earn them some points somewhere. For some folks, that's...

I was playing Torment then Zelda happened... holy fuck this game is fucking good. This game has exceeded all of my expectations and then some. They addressed every fucking issue I had with the previous games. It just sucks you have to play it on shit hardware.

Still at the 6 hour mark because the new Zelda has consumed all of my gaming time. Will get back to it eventually, but for right now my playthrough of Tides is on indefinate hold.