I just can't comprehend how he was unable to notice giant flashing button in menu or any of the level up popups. I know journos are horrible players but it's easier for me to believe he did it on purpose in some desperate and/or misguided publicity stunt.
haven't you seen the cuphead video? the instructions are LITERALLY on the screen right there. and even without it you apply what you learned before to overcome the obstacle, which a fucking pigeon figured out faster than he could jump over it.
I worded my previous post wrong, what I meant was, if I didn't know better, I'd sooner believe it was publicity stunt rather than incompetence. His lack of skill is just so surreal, he's supposedly working in gaming press for two decades yet he's on par with eighty years old grandpa who's holding controller for the first time. Although, I imagine eighty years old grandpa would click to see what each button does and would stumble upon level up screen sooner or later.
It's simply amazing how game journos ruined gaming. Every other media had journos living in their own faggot sphere, but gaming never got over trying to appease them.
How old is Skyrim Granny? Says a lot that game journos are quite literally worse at video games than a old woman is.
The way thermal clips were initially designed and written does actually make sense, they just changed it so that during gameplay they work exactly like standard ammo because Call of Booty or whatever.
"Thank you sir! The Desire Demon has allowed me to embrace who I really am inside. It's not Devon anymore... Call me Denise."
Game Informer was the best they could do lmao. Even Raid Shadow Legends was able to find better shills.
I wonder if that has anything to do with the rabid, autistic fan base that'll instantly call you a pissbaby for daring to say that you don't like the direction the franchise has taken.
The game started out as a mobile action game or spinoff game that was not even part of Dragon Age. Then they tried to make it an actual RPG, in the Dragon Age IP, and didn't have nearly the team experienced nor talented enough to make a full scale RPG world and story. Now they've just confirmed that you only control your main character and you do not control your companions even in combat. So it's back to being essentially a generic action game just with a Dragon Age skin and branding. That has taken a decade to make.
worked for bg3. if it has enough gay bear sex and "drama" for white women it should do fine enough.
anthem once fixed was a fun enough game on it's own tho, where you could ignore most of the story. I expect this game won't have that luxury.
I think BG3's success can in large part be ascribed to BioWare leaving a big hole in the market for an easily accessible RPG with decent production values. Most people are put off by taking one look at an Owlcat game or similar. so for those people there hadn't really been a proper RPG in almost a decade.
I don't care about the looks of an Owlcat game. I do care that it's still fundamentally broken six months after relief. They've some great programmers and writers, but they need a decent project lead and to manage their deadlines better.
