That’s amazing. And if the actual contents are even partially still in them some of those are worth something.
That’s amazing. And if the actual contents are even partially still in them some of those are worth something.
I first played the game with an infant at home, do not want.
Aside from that I loved it, even with the insane plot.
One reason why I will keep buying Mazda as they have said they will stick with this idea. Physician controls please I don’t want to have to fuck with a touchscreen to crank the AC or Heat
Yeah this person does not live in most people’s reality. “Starter” homes are still easily 600-700k which is bonkers but 1 mil lolll.
Chuck Norris
There was a version of the game Totally Accurate Battle Simulator years ago that let you pit Trump vs. Hillary. Trump deployed a giant wall to defend and Hillary fired lethal gmail icons. Good times and I fully support more of that in gaming.
I think it is fine to just treat them like two completely different bands. Personally, I like both of them. But if I had to pick one 70-76 of course would be the choice.
Well actual Balfour’s Gate 1 and 2 are available on mobile as is Icewind Dale, other than those definitely curious if there are any more recent ones available people can recommend.
The part about their former band mate ending up in Phoenix is wild, very cool!
This is why I couldn’t make it through Handmaid’s Tale, its just too close to home at this point.
Didn’t they have a “Stealth Fighter” that people spotted generic General Aviation equipment in and was basically a hilarious fantasy mockup? Shocking!
If you haven’t checked out S.T.A.L.K.E.R. it is a really great world to get lost in. It is split into larger open areas so not seamless but for me doesn’t detract from the sense of living and surviving in the world.
These are great games and a tiny amount of money will lead to thousands of hours of potential gaming.
I recall it being hyped up as a Cyberpunk GTA, which is very much wasn’t and by the time I bought it and played it I knew that. I also waited until the first major patch and played on PC so overall my experience was pretty solid. I beat the game and enjoyed it, and I rarely make it all the way through a game these days.
I think for anyone who was expecting it to be a sci-fi open world sandbox it was probably a huge disappointment, but after that the only thing I felt let down by was just not enough interactivity with the world, which is something a lot of games don’t do well anyways.