crisinho

Ja, das ist wahrscheinlich so der Lauf der Dinge. Ist ja auch nichts für ewig. Auf der anderen Seite ist das Gras immer grüner.

Mich zieht es irgendwie schon immer in die (Groß-)stadt. Gerade im /r/de subreddit hatte ich das Gefühl, dass es sehr verschmäht wird, aber Ausnahmen bestätigen wohl die Regel. Ich mochte schon immer die Anonymität in der Stadt, die Möglichkeiten vieles fußläufig zu erreichen, das Gefühl irgendwo zu sein, wo etwas los ist. Leider zieht es meine Freundin wohl eher aufs Land, das wird schwierig.

I don't exactly know if this is going to work out in the end because new studios by established developers/directors can go either way but I know for a fact that RDR2 is the best video game story that I have ever experienced. I hope this new studio and also Rockstar will keep making great games.

I try to avoid games with always online as much as possible but sometimes you don't have choice. If you want to play Diablo IV there's not much else you could do. But at least Diablo has some form of multiplayer. If you have a solely single player experience with always online, it's just bullshit. The DRM is only punishing players that pay for the game. If you insist to implement this kind of DRM then please go ahead but then you also have to run the servers forever. If you don't then why should I buy your game?

I love how Microsoft said that with their exclusive titles they'll only have to focus on one console and as such the performance will be better. Now here we are and seemingly all of these titles run at 30 FPS. I just hope they will offer a performance option if it is run on a lower resolution. Having these options is exactly what keeps me on the PC platform.

It's actually crazy that three years after release we get, what it seems like, finally the original vision for Cyberpunk. It's terrible that it took that long but kudos to them for sticking to it still after three years. Could be better obviously but it could be worse still. No pre orders is the way to go.

Return of the Obra Dinn is great. The game has so much style and executes its premise perfectly. However, I did hit a wall at some point where I just can't seem to get any other clue. By any chance, do you have any tips how to proceed in this case? I know it's just a shot in the dark.

I hope you're having fun with it! It really is unique but if you're the type for it, then you can't stop.

This is a really weird one:

There was a time where I played an unhealthy amount of My Summer Car. The basic premise is your parents are going on vacation and leave you alone in their lakeside house in Finland with nothing to do. Then it is up to you what you want to do. However, there is chassis and engine from an old car in your garage, that's just waiting to be put together. So you go out, buy some groceries from the next local store, realise you forgot to buy lots and lots of beer, go back and buy that and then it's off.

You're building that car in that garage part after part while listening to Finnish death metal and the buzzing of flies if you neglect showering for too long. Swearing, driving drunk on a motorcycle, hopefully not getting caught by police, going out fishing with your motorboat, finding little secrets in the world. The other characters even have some weird backstories that you can uncover.

The game can be very punishing but also super rewarding and funny. It's definitely very time intensive, so that is something you can really sink your teeth in. You do want to have a guide at hand in order to build the car, because that is one hell of a task. If you're in for that kind of experience, it's a very bumpy but funny ride.

Yeah, Microsoft really dropped the ball on that generations introduction to the system. Sony rightfully dunked on them with their "How to share games on PlayStation", that was hilarious.

However, I feel like all that DRM stuff is going to happen one way or another anyway at some point.