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Every new game that gets teased and I get excited for ends up being PvPvE, and I'm just so tired..

@LegacyKillaHD Every time I came back to it, I was thrown into an entirely different story and all of my progress was made obsolete. Infuriating.

I wanted to give some bold thoughts on Destiny 2 shutting down but I have almost nothing to say. I've tried getting into it many times over the years and never understood what the fuck was ever going on. Decent shooter I guess. Hall of Fame of terrible onboarding tho.

@Kneon As soon as Google got rid of pages..

Accurate. Sometimes you had to really dig to find what you wanted on the internet, but that was half the fun.

@Pilestedt Thank you, Pilestedt. Excited for the future!

Sorry for the radio silence (and delay) on the promise I made earlier. But heres the stuff. 1) DLSS + TECH improvments 2) HD2 + 40k Collab 3) ??? (Unfortunately can't say, but keep your eyes peeled) The team has heard you loud and clear, and we are working to improve our comms and attention to player feedback. After the last round of feedback I've had many close discussions with the direction team. Key points that we are working on: - Aggregate the player sentiment and create a shared source of truth for the development team and direction. - Prioritize key issues such as progression, balance, bugs (the software kind), performance and galactic war significance. - Lastly we are figuring out ways to be more transperant with our priorities and plans. But: Acta non verba.

Lords of the Fallen II – Important Publishing Update! Independent developer CI Games today announced that it has signed a separation agreement with Epic Games Publishing. As a result, CI Games has regained full open distribution rights for the PC version of Lords of the Fallen II, moving away from the previous PC-exclusive publishing arrangement signed in June 2024. Lords of the Fallen II remains scheduled to launch later this year on PC via Epic Games Store and other PC storefronts, as well as on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. CI Games will self-publish the title across all platforms, while PLAION continues as the global physical distribution partner. CI Games will continue to utilise Epic’s technologies, including Unreal Engine 5 and Epic Online Services (EOS), powering cross-platform play, matchmaking, friends list, and seamless shared-progression co-op. Like many in the industry, CI Games faced challenging market conditions in 2023 and 2024, and Epic Games provided significant funding and strategic support that helped ensure Lords of the Fallen II could fully realise its ambitions. This partnership enabled CI Games to meaningfully expand upon community feedback from the original Lords of the Fallen, while substantially advancing the sequel across gameplay, technical performance, world design, and online functionality. “Epic was there for CI Games exactly when we needed them most. Their support and belief in the project made a real difference, and for that we are truly grateful,” said Marek Tymiński, CEO of CI Games. “Epic has been an outstanding supporter of Lords of the Fallen II. With Unreal Engine, EOS and the rest of Epic’s world-class technologies, we’re going to ship a performant game in a massive world that players can explore together across PC and console,” added Tymiński. With the new agreement now in place, Lords of the Fallen II will launch with open PC distribution on day one, including the Epic Games Store.

@tyminski_marek Hell yeah

@PlayStation Does your CEO need a raise?

Starting May 20, PlayStation Plus prices for new customers will increase in select regions. Due to ongoing market conditions, prices will start at $10.99 USD / €9.99 EUR / £7.99 GBP for 1-month subscriptions and $27.99 USD / €27.99 EUR / £21.99 GBP for 3-month subscriptions. This price change does not apply to current subscribers (except in Turkey and India) unless the existing subscription changes or lapses.

Platinum #23! ROMEO IS A DEAD MAN was an absolute wild ride. Thank you @suda_51 for another spectacular game! Hard mode was no joke 😅

@Scratch_Point_Z Perfect game for him. No gameplay.

"Mixtape is everything we wished Cuphead was!" - Game journalists, probably.

@hp00__x とてもカッコいい :3

ちょっとかっこよかったとき

@HappyHarryToons Jus don't get hit on 'ead

I likes drawin!

@Nellies_Nest Thank you, Jerry

part 5 - Fin.

Take me back to 2007

He finally did it

@The_Crimson_Fox It was significantly easier to get all of the unlocks than VS lol

@dethsend That was fast!

Platinum #22! This game was so incredibly difficult to put down. Hope they add a bunch of DLC like they did with VS. I'm still working on Pragmata's lunatic difficulty.. but my patience is wearing thin 😅 that's the only trophy left!

@colorgravemhin I look for the end goals, yes. But it depends on how many points you start out with, how quickly you earn more, what you need at a particular point in the game, and whether or not points are refundable. I guess it depends on the system as a whole, honestly. I get you, tho

See the thing that snags me is the fun part for me is always theory crafting what combos are the most OP. Needing to determine the paths was not the inherent fun part. If you know how many points it takes to get where in any given direction you can more easily get a feel for what you can fiddle with I figure right?

Alright gamers time for some real talk. Are skill trees as satisfying when they are more of a shared pattern or when each section has a slightly different layout? The pattern feels way easier to pace and balance but does that make it feel boring? Does layout matter?

@SpiritHalloween $450 is kinda ridiculous for how little this thing moves

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@DiscussingFilm Sounds like Noah Hawley is a fucking idiot

Noah Hawley says his ‘FAR CRY’ series won’t be adapting any of the games as he thinks audiences skip the story cutscenes in those games. “When you play a video game, you only really move forward through the gameplay section, and then you have these cut scenes that you can skip, so when you go to adapt those games you have to be aware that makes the human drama kind of irrelevant to the storyline.” (Source: Deadline)