Right, tools, okay then.
You mean, tools that’ll enable you to make even lazier games while laying off the people who’ve been upholding your shitty company’s existence. But you know, Take-Two and especially Randy you fucktard, go for it. Go and make a game entirely off of Google’s Genie toy and see how far you get.
There’s probably romhacks out there that do that.
People play games at their own pace. You have your own and there isn’t a shred of shame in that.
By years, you mean, 2 years.
You can’t just expect games to be on sale for deep discounts within 1 - 2 years or even 3 years of it being released. It sucks, I know, but that’s how it is. You’re forced to either wait 5 - 10 years or just make the jump to buy it as it is after some savings and when you’re able to.
Same. I have spent years building my game libraries just for stupid shit like this.
Dude, read the rules before posting this shit. This is not an open ended question.
And then there are games that have big worlds that is simply too exhausting to even cover. Minecraft is that. Me and a friend have boxed ourselves an already large section. I even built very long minecart trails and riding them enough puts me to sleep. It’s just too big of a world.
I didn’t know Fall Guys got bought out. But then again, that was a flavor-of-the-week kind of game where streamers tried to care, then moved on and Fall Guys became irrelevant.
I’ve played a lot of ARPGs and every one of them has their different flavors. But, I’m a type that wants a specific flavor and trying other flavors just makes me feel like it’s not good enough. It’s kind of like it’s a discount version of that flavor I like. I’m playing a game that’s inspired by the game that defined the genre. Just to expand a little, I am not trying to say that the games mentioned are terrible. I’ve touched upon Grim Dawn and Titan a few times.
But a lot of the time, my mood and feeling always darts for Diablo.
Too bad neither of those games saved Clover from going under. Quite a damn shame.