being a linear game isn’t a negative though and in ffx you get the airship to do nonlinear content.
interests are subjective I thought the game starting off with the destruction of a city and being flung “1000 years” into the future held my interests
i heard complaints about the metaphor game looking like a ps3 game. I had several complaints regarding the game but not the graphics. i didn’t mind if it meant it keeps the budget low and they’re able to maintain a healthy release cadence.
my favorite game of this gen.
playing with 70+ mods and vr is a literal game-changer
I play the deus ex games over and over and cyberpunk surpases them IMO.
DE does less with more, but 77 offers better combat, exploration, and better relationships. The stuff with megan reed in the first was ineffective, but the characters you meet in 77 jackie, panam, judy hit much more. you not only explore more characters, but yourself more than jenson ever does.
https://youtu.be/bgJazjz9ZsA?t=7821
if you watch this small clip you’ll notice how deus ex rarely allows you to enter/exit important buildings via glass windows. in 77, while your cannot enter your apartments that way you can for many gig locations, but you might need the augs, or tech expertise to open a sliding window.
adding mods on PC that add hardcore, realistic hunger and sleep, vr and this clears the modern deus ex games. I do want Adam’s story resolved though
I’d argue each CDPR game improves on the one before including cyberpunk, but since it was a new franchise and perspective it was like creating witcher 1 all over again except… The combat offered more choice that the witcher games, better 3d level design, pretty solid endings (better than deus ex, and mass effect).
if you’re on pc. get the friendly ui mod and try to hide the mini map and use 3d maps marker instead. immersion is so much better
i don’t believe stored fingerprints can actually be used on modern devices
how? open ai isn’t funneling views to news sites it ripped from
not every game you own can be used this way.
because you have to extrapolate.
publishers don’t want you to own games just lease them so they can deprecate games and make you upgrade when they want to.
also no more mods or cheatengine to enhance the game or bypass microtransactions
the combat of the remake is better than the OG one. much higher skill ceiling and the music is better too
i didn’t think it was a big problem but i could see how some people are slower to react and pressure gets to them
but i also think it’s weird when npcs wait forever for player input. but we’re not there yet
this is still a terrible idea. the system should never know the plaintext password.
logs capture a lot even automated emails. i don’t see a single reason to send the user their plaintext password and many reasons why they shouldn’t
i’ve only had one major bug where my game appears to be frozen but UI updates. pausing works too. hard to reproduce
I’d argue it would be smarter to upgrade CE to meet modern standards than creating a branch of id’s software while porting all of existing Bethesda tools.
we don’t have access to the source so we can’t really say things are bolted on. it’s also possible that code is removed as it’s made obsolete.
I don’t think you would have to create an entirely new engine to support elite dangerous type of warping, or elevators even now they could make the illusion better
nms doesn’t have any deep quest lines like the dark brotherhood
we’ve never seen a source game at the scale of oblivion and have object permanence so you can’t really compare the two.
the side quest lines are giving me a few interesting options. try the corpo one
a sidegrade compared to recent output, but a regression from their classics
I think it looks better just some parts are probably too bright compared to the original but the shadows being physically accurate is a noticeable improvement.