Won't lie, it would be interesting to see vaults we've been to (in the future, since 76 takes place so shortly after the bombs dropped), along with new ones. Major cities would still be heavily irradiated, though, so I'd settle for places like the Midwest or even Colorado/Rocky Mountains. Heck, add Smokey Mountain range with the TN area.
Even with lifting, the biggest lesson the best trainers tell newcomers is that consistency is king. You make more progress just doing it than being focused on the output. The numbers should go up naturally with time.
Fallout 76 in the BETA had a mission that was very long and time-consuming (DMV/citizenship mission), and there was a bug that would make you CTD (crash to desktop) after a certain point near the end of the mission.
Yup. Watched about every StS episode NL recorded, and I have done the same with Balatro. I don't know how I'll have the time to watch if he does both, but I'll try.
I became aware of NL after his STS series ended (except for the Watcher series that came later) and man, going back watching some of those episodes is rough. I have probably 100+ A20 heart victories and it's just painful watching some of his plays with the experience that I have in the game.
Yeah, I tried posting positive comments/thanking him and got a few likes from him, but I wasn't surprised he stopped reading/interacting with them. I admit it would get annoying seeing blunder-level mistakes, but I never felt the need to chime in. Some people just feel like they need to assert their superiority over others.
Anthem would have been fine if BioWare listened to feedback in the slightest. Yeah it was a mess as far as coding went, but the reason it died was because they absolutely refused to listen to feedback, even from lead D3 devs who warned them being stingy with loot drops and a lack of content would can their game, and they still just waved all the feedback off and pressed on with the only content worth doing being the first boss of one dungeon until everyone just outright quit.
I wish people realized if that if everyone stopped buying pre-orders and shortly after post-release, devs/publishers would be forced to drop the price significantly in a sale to recoup from the projected losses.
He mentioned it months ago since chat asked, and I'm pretty sure he said no, since the only reason he did the DS ones was because it was a time period where there weren't any games he wanted to play. He also said it wasn't fun for him, so I think he'll look for a different method when he has another lull in games instead of doing a randomizer.
Not sure what you consider "indie," but Nautilus (or Sacnoth) only made a few games, with 2 of them being for the Neo Geo, while the 4 others were the Shadow Hearts series.
That game was an audio masterpiece. The music, sfx and environment were absolutely perfect. The sound of the RPGs firing is still ingrained in my memory, as is the MP5
I heard they broke the economy completely a few times, also wasn't there a time where the best pvp strat was mass reporting the opposition to get them temp bans.
The economy is entirely driven by players on the servers. Once people started dropping off, it became tougher for players to fill orders as there were much fewer orders coming in. The only way to fix it is with server merges, which they didn't do until I think it was 3 months after people were asking, so even fewer people were playing.
New world had a lot of problems but you definitely didn’t need a meta build to solo basic missions… you could run pretty much anything outside of high end endgame content and be fine.
Nothing prepared me for after the dinner scene and Jack sneaking up behind me as I unlocked the floor door, and he used the shovel to sever my foot. In a panic, I crawled underneath the floor, slowly bleeding out, and the heals didn't heal me.
Next time, please list the mod in your post (or in your case modpack since I had to search in the comments to see you meant the Gates to Soverngarde modpack), since there's at least a few overhaul mods/modpacks for Skyrim that can change the game almost entirely.
Sorry about not listing it. I couldn't remember the name when I was posting this, I'm about to make an edit because I have gotten a lot of solid recs and feel like I'm full up.
We've been seeing this with the Unreal upgrade. Devs of various games have been saying there's been growing pains that have come with the latest Unreal engine. I've even noticed the lighting is weird in at least 2 games I've recently bought and played on the new engine (Palworld and Nightingale).
I would love for 76 to go the route similar to ESO in terms of map size let us go around America bro like damn
Won't lie, it would be interesting to see vaults we've been to (in the future, since 76 takes place so shortly after the bombs dropped), along with new ones. Major cities would still be heavily irradiated, though, so I'd settle for places like the Midwest or even Colorado/Rocky Mountains. Heck, add Smokey Mountain range with the TN area.
Called it and recommended against it from the very first pre-alpha. Once people started reaching the level, it unlocked, that's all they ran.
I have no qualms adding YASH2 to Skyrim every time because it makes Skyrim feel like how it SHOULD have been in my opinion.
Thankfully, Bethesda's already said they plan to support 76 for 10 years, so that won't happen.
Brother it’s not the output, it’s the day-to-day input. Back me up on this NL
Even with lifting, the biggest lesson the best trainers tell newcomers is that consistency is king. You make more progress just doing it than being focused on the output. The numbers should go up naturally with time.
Fallout 76 in the BETA had a mission that was very long and time-consuming (DMV/citizenship mission), and there was a bug that would make you CTD (crash to desktop) after a certain point near the end of the mission.
I mean, no? Balatro stans ARE Slay the Spire stans. Or at least they should be.
Yup. Watched about every StS episode NL recorded, and I have done the same with Balatro. I don't know how I'll have the time to watch if he does both, but I'll try.
I became aware of NL after his STS series ended (except for the Watcher series that came later) and man, going back watching some of those episodes is rough. I have probably 100+ A20 heart victories and it's just painful watching some of his plays with the experience that I have in the game.
Yeah, I tried posting positive comments/thanking him and got a few likes from him, but I wasn't surprised he stopped reading/interacting with them. I admit it would get annoying seeing blunder-level mistakes, but I never felt the need to chime in. Some people just feel like they need to assert their superiority over others.
Anthem would have been fine if BioWare listened to feedback in the slightest. Yeah it was a mess as far as coding went, but the reason it died was because they absolutely refused to listen to feedback, even from lead D3 devs who warned them being stingy with loot drops and a lack of content would can their game, and they still just waved all the feedback off and pressed on with the only content worth doing being the first boss of one dungeon until everyone just outright quit.
Ahh man I love being patient. Buying the deluxe edition for $20 with all the DLC and patches is a top tier feeling.
I wish people realized if that if everyone stopped buying pre-orders and shortly after post-release, devs/publishers would be forced to drop the price significantly in a sale to recoup from the projected losses.
He mentioned it months ago since chat asked, and I'm pretty sure he said no, since the only reason he did the DS ones was because it was a time period where there weren't any games he wanted to play. He also said it wasn't fun for him, so I think he'll look for a different method when he has another lull in games instead of doing a randomizer.
Not sure what you consider "indie," but Nautilus (or Sacnoth) only made a few games, with 2 of them being for the Neo Geo, while the 4 others were the Shadow Hearts series.
That game was an audio masterpiece. The music, sfx and environment were absolutely perfect. The sound of the RPGs firing is still ingrained in my memory, as is the MP5
At that time, even the graphics were almost ahead of their time. I remember being surprised at how detailed the environment and guns were.
I heard they broke the economy completely a few times, also wasn't there a time where the best pvp strat was mass reporting the opposition to get them temp bans.
The economy is entirely driven by players on the servers. Once people started dropping off, it became tougher for players to fill orders as there were much fewer orders coming in. The only way to fix it is with server merges, which they didn't do until I think it was 3 months after people were asking, so even fewer people were playing.
New world had a lot of problems but you definitely didn’t need a meta build to solo basic missions… you could run pretty much anything outside of high end endgame content and be fine.
"Fine"
that is a freighter, and it is free if you want it. it is a mobile base and you can build in it. definitely grab it.
You can turn it down and wait for a better one to be offered.
Nothing prepared me for after the dinner scene and Jack sneaking up behind me as I unlocked the floor door, and he used the shovel to sever my foot. In a panic, I crawled underneath the floor, slowly bleeding out, and the heals didn't heal me.
In the small handful of hours I played since the update, I've had 2 ships land near me, and I bought black market stuff from them.
What's wrong with reading the patchnotes?
I kind of understand if you've been gone for a year or more and ask on the subreddit instead of checking patchnotes for a few reasons:
Next time, please list the mod in your post (or in your case modpack since I had to search in the comments to see you meant the Gates to Soverngarde modpack), since there's at least a few overhaul mods/modpacks for Skyrim that can change the game almost entirely.
Sorry about not listing it. I couldn't remember the name when I was posting this, I'm about to make an edit because I have gotten a lot of solid recs and feel like I'm full up.
All good, I just wanted to make sure I didn't give a rec on something you already played.
Capitalism is reaching a breaking point. Companies are scrambling to try and monetize every single moment of everyone's life for a profit.
Contradiction is a few years old, but it's still an excellent watch, and I think it's the perfect mixture of banter and gameplay commentary.
Cluster can also destroy them. It just takes 2 well-placed clusters.
Speaking of which, what about shooting Quasar through an open door? I tried shooting towards it but it didn't explode. I only shot once however.
I should have clarified that I used ballistic/explosive weapons to try, not energy. I'm not sure how effective energy weapons are.
Take this with a grain of salt as the only game engine I built was in Visual Basic in 2003 😆
We've been seeing this with the Unreal upgrade. Devs of various games have been saying there's been growing pains that have come with the latest Unreal engine. I've even noticed the lighting is weird in at least 2 games I've recently bought and played on the new engine (Palworld and Nightingale).
On one hand, it's supposed to take place at High Rock, one of my favorite places in ESO, and has a lot of potential for good lore and nice backdrops.
I honestly had wish there was more to Revelations 2. I was sad when I 100% the game. Still hoping for a Revelations 3.
They left it open for another or to integrate with the mainline story if they wanted.