Right? Weren’t they making some AI podcast or something as well?

None of that sounded good.

I have a shortcut on my phone that every time I type a question mark followed by an exclamation mark it changes to the ‘bang. It’s fun.

See for yourself:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncubg00Wbd0

Damn if the data centers get blown up how will I make shitty pictures of dogs wearing hats?

Unfortunately I don’t believe the current FBI as far as I can throw them.

Bye bitch.

Sounds like a bad PC port or something. That’s unfortunate.

Both games on PlayStation have zero issues with controller input.

Counterpoint to this other guy:

It IS a slow game to get into. And your companion can be stubborn sometimes.

BUT, by the end of the game I really enjoyed it. And it hits some emotional points.

To me it felt like another game from this team. They all have kinda weird control schemes you have to get into your brain, but the games are rewarding if you stick with them.

My least favorite thing about BG3 is every enemy seems to be able to do so many actions and will nail your team from a mile away, yet you have a slim to none chance to hit, and when you hit you do a whopping 2 damage or something.

I finally started having an OK time with the game by messing with the custom settings to make combat more fun. But I have never finished it. Much more fun games keep popping up.

Good luck with that shit.

Kingdom Come Deliverance 1 and 2

I had an odd, roundabout way to getting into these games. Last year KCD2 showed up on GOTY lists, and it’s a series I just hadn’t paid any attention to. But over the holiday break, I noticed I had a copy of KCD1 on Epic because they give away free games during the holidays, and I just happened to get it at some point (probably years ago).

So on a whim I downloaded it and tried it out, and damn was it good. Right up my alley. I’m a little sad I played it before this new patch dropped a recently.

So I blasted through KCD1 so I could get into KCD2, and that’s where I am currently, 100 hours into the story and still happily trucking along.

These are some of the best open world RPGs BY FAR. There’s no magic, no dragons, no bullshit. Henry isn’t a superhero. He’s just a guy. But it all feels so good. You want to go down huge dialog trees because it’s all interesting. The only bad part about these games are that you want to play for hours at a time and often can’t because real life exists.

I, on the other hand from the person above, really like both games. I don’t really know why some folks hated Forbidden West. Even if it is a little “worse” than the first game (and I don’t really subscribe to that), that still makes it one of the best action/adventure games out there. I ended up getting the platinum in both games by the end.

“Dow tumbles 1.100 points…”

SO FAR

I feel like that’s any retailer now. Most places online offer free shipping if you hit some threshold.

Yep. That has happened to me, too.

Easy solution: don’t use Amazon.

You lived without it before. You can do it again.

Gabe should sell a few yachts so he can buy up some ram.

Honestly, my PC at this point plays FFXIV and that’s basically it. And I’m OK with that.

Me to my 10 year old gaming pc: “I guess it’ll be another couple of years, buddy.”

As I always say anytime that ghoul Loomer shows up in the news: it’s wild she’s only in her early thirties.