I work 12 hours shifts overnight and have two mini-me's to take care of. I have been able to get one character to 70 and working on another. I haven't have this much fun in WoW since Legion.
From what I heard, Callisto Protocol tries to capitalise on what Dead Space did without understanding what was actually in Dead Space. Despite having at least some devs of the original Dead Space team, allegedly. It has dismemberments to look like Dead Space without really knowing what it did in Dead Space gameplay-wise. It saw the necromorphs, decided they're just space zombies and ignored anything deeper, and made an infected lookalike. Maybe the game also looked to Resident Evil and decided to put the concept of an evil organisation creating a virus orfungus or parasite of mass death into space. And according to some content creators, like the Completionist or Sphere Hunter, it hides its loading screens with vents and crawl spaces, which are a lot according to them. There's no backtracking for resources left behind like in Dead Space and Resident Evil, according to Sphere Hunter, because of the Survival Horror Staple of limited inventory space. Constant progress towards the end whether it makes sense or not. And the average playtime, from start to an ending, is I think 10 hours for 60 bucks. While there is a game from late october this year, from an indie team, that also has an average playtime from start to an ending of 10 hours, without all ultraviolent gore of a bloodspraying slasherfest, generally going style and aesthetic over fidelity, for 20 bucks, and it puts Callisto Protocol to shame from the comparisons I saw. It's a nice little game called Signalis. Is the Callisto Protocol a nice starting point for a series? Possibly. But would you play a Callisto Protocol 2 if the first game already was something like a flat soda? Probably not. Callisto Protocol didn't just "bomb", it's seen as mediocre because it didn't live up to its own hype AND is for all intents and purposes a AAA-game, a category which was at one point supposed to push every aspect of videogames to the limit, that is unfavourably compared to an indie game which was effectively developed by 2 people while music and QA and Localisation was outsourced and Humble Games and PLAYISM handled publishing. The Callisto Protocol "bombed", the AAA budget "bombed", because Signalis, the indie scene, delivered on the Survival Horror. And then some.
The whole dragon riding is the best thing ever argument can be countered with, if they wanted this for all mounts why not make this ability for all older mounts? And if it is theme issue ok just all the dragon mounts from the past? I fear this will be just another expansion feature that won’t be expanded on after all this is blizzard past record of dropping things that was exclusive to one expansion after its over or even it’s disliked they could try improving something rather than throw ideas at players see what stick.
dragonflying is a game changer for leveling and the overall game itself. I really hope they continue this past this expansion because it would be a real shame if it were to go away or we get an inferior version of it. Only issue i have with the expansion so far is that on alts if i want to grab their profession recepies that you can get with renown or that gear, you still have to grind those reputations out on every single character, even if it is faster, i would have preferred if rank unlocks would just be account wide. I just feel like i don't want to having to do all of the quests and stuff again on alts just so i can get those recepies since all of them are BoP which sucks. At least make those recepies BoA
Finally!! Yesterday I briefly saw the thumbnail of the new Third Fleet podcast episode and immediately thought it was a new FST episode and got so excited. Clicked on it and was disappointed that it wasn't what I thought it was. 🤣
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Fallout dee nutz, coming to switch 2023. lmao
I work 12 hours shifts overnight and have two mini-me's to take care of. I have been able to get one character to 70 and working on another. I haven't have this much fun in WoW since Legion.
Hehe, Fallout Deez Nuts!!!!
From what I heard, Callisto Protocol tries to capitalise on what Dead Space did without understanding what was actually in Dead Space. Despite having at least some devs of the original Dead Space team, allegedly. It has dismemberments to look like Dead Space without really knowing what it did in Dead Space gameplay-wise. It saw the necromorphs, decided they're just space zombies and ignored anything deeper, and made an infected lookalike. Maybe the game also looked to Resident Evil and decided to put the concept of an evil organisation creating a virus orfungus or parasite of mass death into space. And according to some content creators, like the Completionist or Sphere Hunter, it hides its loading screens with vents and crawl spaces, which are a lot according to them. There's no backtracking for resources left behind like in Dead Space and Resident Evil, according to Sphere Hunter, because of the Survival Horror Staple of limited inventory space. Constant progress towards the end whether it makes sense or not. And the average playtime, from start to an ending, is I think 10 hours for 60 bucks. While there is a game from late october this year, from an indie team, that also has an average playtime from start to an ending of 10 hours, without all ultraviolent gore of a bloodspraying slasherfest, generally going style and aesthetic over fidelity, for 20 bucks, and it puts Callisto Protocol to shame from the comparisons I saw. It's a nice little game called Signalis. Is the Callisto Protocol a nice starting point for a series? Possibly. But would you play a Callisto Protocol 2 if the first game already was something like a flat soda? Probably not.
Callisto Protocol didn't just "bomb", it's seen as mediocre because it didn't live up to its own hype AND is for all intents and purposes a AAA-game, a category which was at one point supposed to push every aspect of videogames to the limit, that is unfavourably compared to an indie game which was effectively developed by 2 people while music and QA and Localisation was outsourced and Humble Games and PLAYISM handled publishing. The Callisto Protocol "bombed", the AAA budget "bombed", because Signalis, the indie scene, delivered on the Survival Horror. And then some.
Train just wants a place to stream slots without being hassled lol.
hehe i finish The Witcher 1 eight times :] story is amazing and ending is surprising
The whole dragon riding is the best thing ever argument can be countered with, if they wanted this for all mounts why not make this ability for all older mounts? And if it is theme issue ok just all the dragon mounts from the past? I fear this will be just another expansion feature that won’t be expanded on after all this is blizzard past record of dropping things that was exclusive to one expansion after its over or even it’s disliked they could try improving something rather than throw ideas at players see what stick.
it is not that easy because these dragons were built in a different way. I am not saying that it is impossible, but it is very, very difficult
I hear Ruri say, "I like big bitrate and I cannot lie" :)
dragonflying is a game changer for leveling and the overall game itself. I really hope they continue this past this expansion because it would be a real shame if it were to go away or we get an inferior version of it. Only issue i have with the expansion so far is that on alts if i want to grab their profession recepies that you can get with renown or that gear, you still have to grind those reputations out on every single character, even if it is faster, i would have preferred if rank unlocks would just be account wide. I just feel like i don't want to having to do all of the quests and stuff again on alts just so i can get those recepies since all of them are BoP which sucks. At least make those recepies BoA
Casually dropping Fallout: deez nuts, now that was stealth 100
Finally!! Yesterday I briefly saw the thumbnail of the new Third Fleet podcast episode and immediately thought it was a new FST episode and got so excited. Clicked on it and was disappointed that it wasn't what I thought it was. 🤣
Someone: "It's too hard to gather from dragonriding!"
Ion: "Frankly that's a skill issue."
chill and comfy podcast to prog and get snake1 traped
Without spoilers, the Murloc quest in the Bronze flight area was awesome!
Looks like I'm not the only one who enjoys slaying mortals. You should teach this killer a lesson.