People are just tired of the anti-consumer bullshit and it shows. I'm glad Larian are thinking ahead instead of grabbing the cash now and running unlike most modern day triple A developers.

Really shows that they care for the games that they make and the audience they've amassed.

Hopefully this helps kill MTX, lootboxes and Battlepasses.

Fuckin guy, completed his little car collection and dipped after leaving Bungie in a worse state than it's ever been.

I love how this game handles sex and romance, it's unashamed with a sex-positive mindset, something that just seems natural to me but I guess I'm just weird.

Looks like dead internet theory was closer to the truth that one might have thought.

I miss the age of videogame demos, it feels like nothing but a distant memory now. And the only reason companies let people play their broken betas now is to gauge excitement for their games and fix any serious game breaking bugs.

I don't believe you.

RIF - Reddit is Fun

Reddit kills 3rd party apps.

RIP - Reddit is Poo

We get it, you don't jerk off to cartoons.

I love this so much. Thank you Larian for setting a shining example in this horrible industry.

"You're already eaten."

"WHAT?"

People are happier in life when they play games and watch movies, who would've thought.

ChatGPT summary of the article:

Ironic, isn't it.

To call this an anime is just plain wrong. This is a series of animated shorts, completely unvoiced to boot. I'd have saved some time flipping through storyboard pictures. But still, it's always nice to see games branch out in these ways. Just wish people would call things what they are cause I had completely different expectations going in.

This is the worst. If you worked on something you should have the right to be accredited.

It's about personal preference. It's important to have a user interface that's modular and comfortable for the end user and manageable for the devs. Options are always the answer, the ability to enable or disable certain aspect or details is what drives me towards one app or the other. (This is coming from someone who used Infinity for Reddit for the past 4 years.)

YouTube comments have always been a veiled lie. There's some sort of algorithm at work not to mention the dislike button on comments just doesn't work. I wouldn't put too much thought behind it, if anything I'd say discussing it on Reddit/Twitter is a better way to get heard.

Bruh, the first one. Then I'll never have to second guess my stomach ever again. Plus I could finally, freely finagle free food from folks.

Edit: Alliteration.

You know what, good. If the past 5 years have been any indication, we need to stop pushing the bleeding edge as much and focus on stability.

I want games that run well just as much as I want them to look good.

The real reason why they dedicated so much time and effort into making ER one of the best RPGs this decade... To elevate their beloved AC. Truly a noble pursuit.

Just like regular D&D!