A classic.
this post was submitted on 09 Jan 2024
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Very much worth it for that price. Loved every second of it.
You can turn off the little map marker that shows where you are on the in-world paper map and compass. It kicks so much ass when played this way that I think the marker should be opt-in at the start. Very fun and unique experience.
Not for me... Idk why I can orient myself fine in real world but in games is terrible... I guess there is some brain thingy or because it's not like 3D and you don't feel like you are there no idea...
The fuckin caves in No Man's Sky 😡
Stopped going into them after having to blast my way through the crust the third time!
Overall a solid game, although as other users have mentioned it's entirely linear and more of an interactive story. I personally found the story to be a bit contrived, but I still really enjoyed my playthrough.
Absolutely fantastic storytelling.
Pretty cool game if you're looking for something chill and short. Definitely worth the price here.
Brilliant game! What an experience…
A reminder, that developers are pieces of shit for abusing YouTube dmca strikes for non dmca reasons.
Pewdiepie is a piece of shit and may be way more so, but it absolutely is irrelevant for the case of abusing DMCA system. They can adjust their stance, they can say "we are fine with everyone but pdp streaming and letsplaying our game", but it's absolutely not OK to first allow that and afterwards issue DMCA
Would it not be possible for the IP holder to stipulate via contract or EULA "You are only allowed to broadcast our IP if you follow these guidelines". Then if the streamer breaches that contract they no longer have rights to broadcast that IP. And if they don't remove that content willingly, a DMCA takedown seems like the proper course of action.
I'm not anything resembling a lawyer, just playing devils advocate.
It was to be remove spoilers or for other reasons?
It was because some shit streamer did something bad in a completely unrelated stream of a completely unrelated game. But this does not justify abusing DMCA system after they gave permission before