>>150902587
>I’m not an alcohol
wrong, you just haven't been made into one yet
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>>82462151
jokes on you, i wish for my death on a weeklyish basis so you're just saving me money on hiring etsy witches myself
jokes on you, i wish for my death on a weeklyish basis so you're just saving me money on hiring etsy witches myself
>>106404405
i installed it 3 years ago now in some used pixel 6 cuz i didn't want targeted ads/news. I forget I think every time i overswiped to left in the homescreen I was met with ads and suggested stuff i talked about. I barely use my phones anymore
i installed it 3 years ago now in some used pixel 6 cuz i didn't want targeted ads/news. I forget I think every time i overswiped to left in the homescreen I was met with ads and suggested stuff i talked about. I barely use my phones anymore
>>715613616
i got the game for about $50 so i don't care
i got the game for about $50 so i don't care
>>715473267
nintendo had the leakers killed
nintendo had the leakers killed
>>715310572
no
no
>>714883665
then drink more water then
then drink more water then
>>714573113
bottom provides a sense of scale that really benefits some (but not all) games. you don't need a hundred mini objectives in a stretch of land for it to be meaningful, sometimes the atmosphere it adds is enough.
perfect example: Shadow of the Colossus, its "empty" map that gas no dungeons or regular enemies added an immense sense of isolation and wonder as you journeyed between colossi. The game would be infinitely worse from a storytelling and atmospheric perspective if it was just a boss rush of colossi without the map. everyone who's played it can understand this.
just because open world has been beaten to death by AAA slop producers doesn't mean it's inherently bad, and that includes even when there's little conventional content in it. it's about how it serves the purpose of the game, and that purpose will be different for each game
bottom provides a sense of scale that really benefits some (but not all) games. you don't need a hundred mini objectives in a stretch of land for it to be meaningful, sometimes the atmosphere it adds is enough.
perfect example: Shadow of the Colossus, its "empty" map that gas no dungeons or regular enemies added an immense sense of isolation and wonder as you journeyed between colossi. The game would be infinitely worse from a storytelling and atmospheric perspective if it was just a boss rush of colossi without the map. everyone who's played it can understand this.
just because open world has been beaten to death by AAA slop producers doesn't mean it's inherently bad, and that includes even when there's little conventional content in it. it's about how it serves the purpose of the game, and that purpose will be different for each game
>>714449191
there's one part of both situations in common, that's probably the issue
there's one part of both situations in common, that's probably the issue
>>714206549
no
no
>>49596437
no
no
>>527685567
so just ban your console yourself instead of letting Nintendo ban it
so just ban your console yourself instead of letting Nintendo ban it
Review was like 50% ads