You could shorten the title just by saying Randy Pitchford is gross

Transport fever isnt a city builder though. unless somethings changed…

its like transport tycoon / OpenTTD. you build logistics networks for goods services and passengers/commuters. and the cities grow as you help the local economy.

seeing as EVGA quit a while ago and I cant tell you who the reliable partners are for Nvida cards anymore, Nvidia is soley an AI / Investment company now. Very little of what they do is intended for individual consumers building their personal computers.

at this point I have nothing but a feeling schadenfruede for Star citizen players.

Morons literally getting XP farmed by Chris Roberts.

I literally knew someone who spent like $30,000 USD on Star Citizen, Had almost all of the ships, and social engineered his way to a leadership position of an admittedly very small and inactive clan, he had all the ships, and only enough people in his clan to crew like 3 or 4 of them.

and because of his addiction, couldnt afford a place to live on his own so he had to share an apartment with like 5 roomates.

Im going to make a prediction.

May 2026

• GTA 6 will be delayed again
• Ubisoft will be in some form of recievership / being aquired / assets sold off

I have a couple consoles still in the box, unopened, that ive been holding for other reasons, but Im about to add another reason for acquiring them…

a fallback point incase PC gaming goes completely to shit, ratfucked by corpos. JFC

On the other hand, after they got back together and started making a game again, they did retract the open season ruling on parts of the IP of the game. (they went after Stalcraft and made them change the names of a bunch of the groups since they were 1:1 copying Duty, Freedom, Monolith etc)

however I doubt they will ever do anything with Xray, in terms of enforcing IP . its so old and they’re an Unreal studio now, for better or worse.

A friend of mine is a video game developer, works for a Microsoft studio, has somehow survived like 3 or 4 layoffs and closures the last 5 years.