From what I heard, Forza's livery editor is "out of date."
And Witcher 3 is pretty lenient even on that. Witcher 2 was so much worse at assfucking you for not understanding the Witcher profession.
AC6 has a robust emblem creator, so the dreams not dead yet. Moderating user generated content should huge deal in children games like Lego or Roblox, and frankly creative tools should be tightly controlled or outright removed in games with children being the target audience if the jannies can't keep up. For CoD emblems, I think it is less about children (it is an M rated series after all) and more to do with Twitch Streamers and Esports (which they partner with and promote frequently). Last thing CoD devs want is big juicy anime titties or naughty words flashing on screen after getting killed, with can get a streamer suspended for NSFW content or be shown to thousands during an officially sponsored tournament.
If you've autistically played and replayed the Arkham games as much as I have, you get pretty good at figuring out the thugs' attack animations. But yeah especially on NG+/Knightmare mode, you definitely can't just spam the counter button, especially once you start getting guys like the knife thugs coming at you.
It also effects loot chance iirc. This can have a huge knock on effect as almost every dumpster will have cigarettes (great value-weight ratio early to mid game) and ammo (use to shoot, or near weightless sell items). If it doesn't, then it's also good as it allows access to scrounger and fortune finder, that do similar things.
I'm current playing Phoenix Point and it has a similar system. I'm still torn on if I like it or not. There's a really bizarre tactic of waiting for certain animations to play so you have a better shot.
I miss Rainbow 6 Vegas where you could import your photo for your face on the Xbox 360 version. There used to be pictures of people took pictures of their pets so you had weird mutant dog and cat people running around.
I'm torn on it. On the one hand, I love driving around in the Jurassic Park jeeps and cool anime cars. On the other, I hated when the game was full of pride flags and horrid anime cars.
Exactly. But the knife thugs can easily be killed by that perk that lets you insta-kill them when you counter them several times.
It's more fun to fight him twice. Also, jumpy skeleton Saren isn't that hard once you blow past his shields and use Lift on him. He just floats serenely as your dudes gun him down.
That makes him challenging, unless you have fully-upgraded biotics and shotgun.
He can one-hit-kill you and he has soldiers to aid him, making it challenging. Of course, snipers and soldiers can pretty much fuck the weak spot into the dirt.
There was no final boss; Casey Hudson wanted to do something artsy by not having a final boss. It failed.
Exactly what I said about Legatus Lanius and Frank Horrigan going up against max-level players who can eat the damage they dish out and deal more damage in turn.
LOL that was funny. But rather cliche. Religious lady turns out to be nuts. How predictable.
That fight made me laugh, given the character they made into the final boss.
Isn't that common in shooters? Like in Grand Theft Auto Online where you'd wait for enemies to stand up again because 99% of the time headshots don't register when enemies are on the ground, and bodyshots do no damage whatsoever. Or Earth Defense Force 5, where, if you're going for headshots on the colonists, you wait for them to do their flinching animation so you get a better shot at the head instead of hitting a hand.
Luck doesn't affect loot chance at all, plus scrounger and fortune finder aren't that useful, you're better off starting with 7 or 8 luck and clearing out casinos and you'll be rolling in caps, I think with 8 luck you're basically guaranteed to clear out blackjack tables eventually, at 9 at 10 it's just way faster. That being said, there's really no excuse not to have high luck for most builds, crit builds are insane in New Vegas unless you're doing something like explosives or automatic weapons since they get zero or barely any benefit from crits.
Randomness bias always reminds me of that funny story about how iTunes' engineers had to make the way it randomly chooses songs less random in order to appear more random. Because the simple random implementation had too many repeats, or would linger on a single artist for too long.
don't buy new games, emulate, save state, action replay, fast forward, old ones and relive that retro experience at a lower cost and time scale freeing up time for more productive activities
I can see that kind of making sense, though, because losing two of your guys to your enemy's one can be justified that your enemy just has one especially badass guy. It would be way less probable in a real life scenario for your enemy to happen to have ten badasses that can take on two guys at once. Even though there's nothing actually supporting the unit's individuality in Civ 4, and it's all dice rolls. That's a point where role playing and mechanics clash.
