To be fair towards New Horizons, this has been true of every Animal Crossing game. Gamecube and City Folk only allowed one town per console. It just wasn’t as bad because there were things to do outside customizing your town in those games

First game is better

some pc versions are horrible at release, so, they are not wasted. It's probably the better choice to play it on console at release

I haven’t played it but if it’s anything like the second I’ll give it a hard pass I could see why people like it just not for me

Fuckin knew it.

It sounds like Armada but that was on Dreamcast

yes you are the only one

Yeah. She joined when the company first was starting up a long while ago. She left to work for Robert Zemeckis (Mars Needs Moms movie), but then returned.

She has always held s special place in her heart for Telltale. Lots of stories from that place.

You are most people. Just relax and enjoy what you want to enjiy

Slay the Spire

Long ago i just a 32" 1080p Sony tv, then I used monitors for maybe 10 year. But this summer i changed again to a 48" lg oled tv. Works grest except text is kinda bad cuz lf the subpixel matrix, but it's still fine. 48" is a bit too big tho, id rather have the 42"since it will be the same ppi as 1440p 27". I don't olay competitive games, but rdr2, sea of thieves etc looks Fabulous!

I haven’t played Ragnarok yet, but I really didn’t like 2018

The first Dying Light is the best zombie game ever made. I will die on this hill.

The completely arbitrary "one island per Switch console" policy for Animal Crossing: New Horizons certainly left a bitter taste in my mouth.

I had to clear the screen to get to the other

Gonna be a hot take but god of war ragnarok

Was it Star Control II? They did an open source re-release version that came out in the early aughts called The Ur-Quan Masters. If it isn’t that, I would still recommend you try it cause it’s S-tier either way.

If I remember right it didn't moved

Explains where Deus Ex got it from.

Yeah I'm just speaking of the experience so far. I downloaded it with game pass to check it out and mostly expected to uninstall after a relatively brief time but thats not the case so far. I'm a few hours past when the map opens up and have done a few of the side dungeons and story missions but so far it's still enjoyable. Like I said, I do tend to lose interest in some games with big open maps so well have to see.

Always a good starter

The problem is that any time I spend 50-70 dollars on a game there's another player out there that spent 2k dollars on a battle pass. If I pay 15 dollars a month for an MMO subscription, the player that spent thousands on MTX's or the player that funded 50 bots by buying in game currency, devalues my money to an absurd degree.

I don't see a world in which terrible mobile games, predatory FOMO tactics and gambling exploitation go away from a game maker/seller standpoint. It makes too much money and at the top level of most major sellers, those people don't play games or concern themselves with the integrity of the product outside of $$$.

On the other side there's too many players that simply do not care enough, or in the sad cases of children and gambling addicts, do not have the mental tools to not fall victim to terrible business practices. Or (I'll call myself out here) we buy from a terrible company simply because they own an IP we want to play, and their terrible version of the product is still better than not having it. I don't see the gaming audience stopping these trend any time soon either.

The only outlet I really see a chance for success in is to support devs that do the right thing. It won't make the bad ones go away, but the companies that practice fair sales tactics getting paid can ensure that those practices don't disappear.

Good suggestions. I’ll look into them. Thank you

The Wilderness via Edgeville circa 2004

Interesting!