Knowing the imperium, probably.
Sylvartas
I'm sure they don't know that and they totally didn't pick this inaccurate method on purpose too /s
Might be one of these mattresses with a "break" in the middle so they fold better.
Sorry, I don't think I saved my gamepad bindings from back then. IIRC it was mostly the default gamepad bindings with some tweaks. I think I changed one or two axis bindings too.
I remember I just left a lot of things like the landing gear unbound on the pad because I could either activate them from an ingame menu or a shortcut on my keyboard. If you're gonna use a very manoeuvrable fighter, remember that binding the flight assist off toggle is a must, I think it's not bound by default. Mine was on RS click.
I was gonna say, what the fuck kind of credentials is that ?
Cyberpunk moment
Yes there was drama, but I feel like you're downplaying just how bad they overpromised and underdelivered. As a huge CDPR fan since The Witcher 2, (I even preordered TW3 collectors edition the first day it was available for preorder, even though I usually don't preorder). That release eroded a lot of the trust I had in them, even though I didn't preorder this one since I could smell the bs from miles away.
I actually got the game for like 6 bucks on Steam during the last sale and I'm now having a blast playing through the actually stable and release-ready version. But I feel like I can still see the scars of the rushed development on the game's main story progression. Like, I'm convinced that act 1 was supposed to be much longer and more fleshed out. Because I can't explain why a game that has quite literally the most immersive dialogue sequences in the entire industry (in a gigantic open world FPS, of all things) would have you watch a montage of you doing a bunch of cool things with a very cool character instead of actually having you playing through them. Also you can't convince me that montage was literally supposed to be a vertical slice of act 1 but they had to "salvage" it and actually put it 1:1 in the game because they were legally on the hook for releasing it as an early story trailer with a giant "scenes captured in engine" text.
They might go back on the "preorder worthy" list if they can abstain from blowing up the next game's hype to the moon and ride it regardless of the actual state of development. And burning out all their best talent on crunch death marches.
Edit: oh, also I have to rant about this trend I'm seeing a lot recently where uninformed gamers are now blaming the... publisher for all of this, apparently not realizing that they are self-published.
I would not trust a design agency that does drug tests for its creative people
Yes European lawmakers can vote and pass laws without going through this citizens initiative system, if that's what you're asking. Every country has elected officials so we can also talk to them and threaten to not vote for them. It's more like this system I think
Uh I think we should definitely "keep alive" the literal millennia of human knowledge and culture that went into horse riding. Also they're invaluable in case technology/society regresses too much.
I had some nice ones but my cat ate them. I suppose they feel really good to chew
IIRC horses actually have decent night vision