Ohhh, so that's why Galbedir's plate is so valuable

That morning wood is crazy

Damn, who pissed in your cereal?

Like, who is the one getting embarrassed? It's not me and it's not the developers, so maybe it's just you getting embarrassed, pal.

Damn, you got that Sessler impression on lock.
Cause surely you're not actually *still* going "anything with an anime art style is trash for weirdos" in big 2025, right?

...right?

My music tastes are largely informed by my dad who loves rock, metal and blues (basically anything with a good guitarist), and my mom who likes punk. The rest comes from my friend in highschool who was in on that internet weirdo music lol

Damn that looks good

Hello yes that's me lol

Didn't know you fw gradius like that

That's basically the origin of the paralyzer lol, some Manitobans were drinking white russians when they ran out of ingredients, so they subbed tequila for vodka and milk for heavy cream (and then cola got added at some point)

Infamous was also the first time I noticed the difference between 30 and 60fps. I didn't know why at the time but I remember standing on a light pole near a gas station by the edge of the map and feeling the difference when spinning the camera around

made me realize that I also forgot about inFAMOUS, I picked it up along with Wipeout from that PSN breach.

They should make a new infamous and get Bluepoint (or someone else competent) to make a collection/port thing of those games

Thinking about how he expected EGS to just... *get* half the PC market after a couple years

Yeah like, driving in JC3 doesn't feel very good (hot take I know) but it doesn't *really* matter because grapple+wingsuit+parachute is so fun to get good at and can take you basically anywhere. Honestly I think the DLC jetpack makes it worse, which is a crazy thing to say about a jetpack in a game

Though to be fair the last AC games I played were Syndicate and Odyssey, maybe I'd vibe with Mirage since I heard that was more like the older games

Now that's got me thinking that maybe the key to that style is to make just the act of *going* to do things engaging. Maybe that's why I don't gel with Assassins Creed like I used to, it feels like I can't make a meaningful mistake in traversal without forcing it.

It was kinda wild watching Furiosa and seeing things that debuted in the game. The camps being mostly unique and the fun driving definitely helps elevate it to one of my favourite checklist-style open world games. (others up there are Burnout Paradise and Just Cause 3)