And in doing so are likely alienating a fair number of people who otherwise would have bought the game
And in doing so are likely alienating a fair number of people who otherwise would have bought the game
It's important knowledge in the pineapple lifestyle
Dude, so true
I mean yeah, look at how many people don't just complain about having to take math in high school, they actively RESENT the very concept of algebra
Read this as "dope rock climbing"
I'm gonna start reading his tweets in Chris Chan's voice to make this hell world a little more tolerable
A cold can of soda pulled straight from a cooler full of ice on a hot sunny day at the beach or during a cookout is one of life's little joys
Proud to be a Mainer right now
You don't really need to optimize in Morrowind though. Like as long as you use a weapon that you actually have as a major skill and pay attention to your fatigue meter you'll be fine.
Oedipus gouged out his eyes and wandered the country as a blind beggar when he learned what he had done, so I think it's safe to say he DIDN'T have an Oedipus complex
Endless Legend follows the same basic template as Civ but the factions are much more asymmetrical
Completely understandable
Better question is how many IT professional are Tool fans
Made this the first game I played after upgrading to a 4070ti super. I don't usually geek out about graphics tech but the game is honestly gorgeous with path tracing on. I've spent an inordinate amount of time just driving around and looking at the city.
Liv Cakegar
That's not what I heard
Imo yes, they really do a number on the pacing and balance
The learning curve for them is pretty much a cliff. It probably takes me around 100 hours to feel confidently like I know what I'm doing when I pick up a new one.
Endless Legend is probably my favorite 4x of all time. It really feels like a modern Alpha Centauri with more of a science-fantasy aesthetic.