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Nope, Spider-Man 2 is the first thing I'm planning on getting super into in a while. I reinstalled Cyberpunk last night and picked up my save from 3 years ago, but I don't know if finishing it is much of a priority for me right now so much as just having fun.

EA is doing with Battlefield what Activision is doing with CoD, the difference being that CoD is actually succeeding.

Too bad Battlebit Remastered isn't on console, it's very good.

Don't worry, they're complaining about poor sales and this is Square Enix so they will almost assuredly double down on the issues causing those poor sales.

I mean, yeah, considering "conservatives" generally only seem to care about taking rights away from others. Giving back is pretty radical of them.

And without the context that these devs just added Denuvo to their game, you might have a point. They shouldn't be supported for fucking consumers, time can be tracked by adding as a non-Steam game, and by the point they remove Denuvo, the patches probably won't be rolling in anymore.

Personally, I don't pirate, so this is where I'd buy grey market or used on console. They wanna be dicks, I'm gonna be a dick right back.

Unfortunately, patent trolling means they won't become mainstream. Companies have to pay to add paddles, so they won't unless it's part of a more expensive controller offering.

About time. There was no reason this should've taken this long. What's with companies needing to take legal action on fans fixing their games before they decide to do it themselves? At least it's happening, the more older games we have on newer platforms, the better.

Godot has a Humble Bundle of examples and tutorials right now.

Unreal Engine is also extremely powerful and comes with the bonus of being able to learn how to use it by making maps for Fortnite.

I'm just using Unreal 🤷‍♂️

There's also a Godot Humble Bundle running right now for any newcomers looking to develop.

I quit playing when they started sunsetting planets,

I vowed never to spend another dime on Bungie products until they give me back the $60 campaign I paid for.

I don't know how this game is still going after they consistently make unpopular decisions that turn people away. Maybe being dumbstruck by that is why Sony bought them.

Edit: Like I straight-up paid them full game price only to be treated like an F2P player because they're apparently incapable of doing what 343 did with all of their older games in the MCC and allowing players to install specific parts of content. I'm still annoyed that I'm being punished for their incompetence.

Last time I trusted Bethesda, we got Fallout 4, a game I still believe is just straight-up unfinished and lacking in story content. I think I'm just gonna hold off and wait for a few patches anyway, it's not like I'm a speed runner or anything that needs the bugs.

Considering this is a temporary measure, I imagine not. Lemmy.world has been under constant attacks as the #1 Lemmy instance and it's not going to stop just because bots can't get in automatically anymore.