You can probably get a used Quest 2 for a good price. It’s definitely capable enough to get a feel for VR, and whether or not you should invest more in a better setup.
You can probably get a used Quest 2 for a good price. It’s definitely capable enough to get a feel for VR, and whether or not you should invest more in a better setup.
Skyrim launched 11.11.11
Expect ES6 on 2.2.22 oh wait, missed that one, 3.3.33
I never forget Talk like a Pirate Day! It’s my daughter’s birthday! 😁
Don’t forget to burp it!
I’ve played Battletoads and Double Dragon. It’s exactly what it sounds like, and not the type of game that keeps me interested for very long.
I have never even heard of any of the others.
EDIT: I looked them up, the other three were Japanese games. Which I suppose is fair. It’s not like the Switch is an American console, their Japanese customers probably remember some of these games.
Still not excited at all about Battletoads and DD. When you mash up one game (BT) with the game it ripped off (DD), you’re not going to see much innovation.
Yes. And it would be nothing but the creepy baby face sound.
To be fair, I’m pretty sure someone else bought the pepper spray.
Now is the time for empathy.
Imagine your favorite game was getting shit on by literally EVERYBODY on the Internet. You’re probably going to want to defend your favorite game. Especially if you’re in a community dedicated to people who play that game, you’ll probably have many other people jump in and help you defend it.
I don’t know why people enjoying a game you never bought bothers you so much.
For reference, I also tried it on Gamepass, but I didn’t make it through the tutorial because the game kept crashing. So, no love for it here, but why bother complaining about those who had a better time than us?
They just wanted something to play at the Police station.
So, I’m not sure where everyone else is, and maybe I’m in the wrong, but, Why?
Not meeting “safety standards”?
Did they leave out the epilepsy warning or something?
This doesn’t feel like “keeping people safe” to me. Fuck the police.
It was the one to rule them all.
What I’m seeing here is someone who REALLY likes witty quips, but is very upset that nobody else appreciates them.
I’m with you, buddy. None of my snappy responses ever convinced a bully that I was worthy of respect, but his constant repetition of movie quotes always got a chuckle from his cronies.
Smart people know big words, but smarter people know when to use them. Making an impression on others isn’t about proving that you have higher value than someone else, it’s about proving that you are one of them. Reminding people that you’re different from them pushes you away.
Or, I might just be projecting shit I’ve been through. Maybe it’s useful to someone.
Woah there buddy, did you just say H E double hockey sticks?!?
I’m right there with you. I won’t deny that there’s a chance that it’s just a side effect of being old, but I nodded off more than a few times.
I can’t put my finger on it either, but everything just felt like a chore. I must quit playing it for months and only fired it up to finish the story because I knew I had to be close, and I couldn’t leave it like that.
I’ve never even noticed another player’s skin. Who are they showing off for?
I barely got through the story on my first character. Every other Diablo, I did at least one full run in every class.
Speak for yourself. I’ve marked every room in MY house.
I almost always played solo because I liked exploring and crafting and doing things at my pace. Whenever I had a group, I felt like I was pressured to move move move and finish as much as possible without absorbing the environments or reading the matching story lines.
I was able to finish a few of the low level instances, but was rarely able to find a group to run with and thus usually just skipped over any quests that required them. Sure, picking up some legendary gear would be nice, but I would have just loved the option to stroll through these quests on my own.