I just hate the rules lawyer cheaters. It is usually the person who brings the game up in the first place. They scrutinize every move you make then when you catch them doing something slick, they say something like "thats how we played growing up". My mom is one of these people.
This game was so good for a few years. On PS4, I got to play all the OG cut content, it was awesome. I think I played up to Forsaken. I really enjoyed the lore, and I usually skip that stuff. I even have a ghost statue on my bookshelf, one of my only gaming nicknacks (8 bucks at target). I went back to play on PC a few years ago and I didn't have a good time. I was also pissed that I couldn't transfer my PS4 character (or I lost my dlc loot or something).
No Man's Sky. Close to 300 hours across pc and ps4. I sunk a lot of hours into it when it was relatively new and still very sparse (well before the nexus). I end up playing every 4-5 updates, just to see what they added. Everything is a slog. I have been trying to hatch my living ship for what feels like literal years now. I always seem to be one resource shy of whatever tasks I chose for myself, yet I have billions and billions of spacedollars. I have half-finished bases across the galaxy. I never feel like I accomplish anything in this game, and feel like my time is always wasted playing it. According to steam I haven't played in over a year.
I have a phone case with a giant neodymium magnet in it. I've had it for a few years now. Everything works fine except the Samsung S-pen. When you try to use it you can see the influence the magnet has on your writing and positioning.
Crackhead behavior.
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Then why do they call them chips?
Last Witch Hunter 2
I just hate the rules lawyer cheaters. It is usually the person who brings the game up in the first place. They scrutinize every move you make then when you catch them doing something slick, they say something like "thats how we played growing up". My mom is one of these people.
I had no idea. Taken off of wishlist.
I'll be really mad if this ends up being a roofie.
I would so play this. Most sim games don't track quality of produced goods.
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This game was so good for a few years. On PS4, I got to play all the OG cut content, it was awesome. I think I played up to Forsaken. I really enjoyed the lore, and I usually skip that stuff. I even have a ghost statue on my bookshelf, one of my only gaming nicknacks (8 bucks at target). I went back to play on PC a few years ago and I didn't have a good time. I was also pissed that I couldn't transfer my PS4 character (or I lost my dlc loot or something).
Agreed. This is a game that I should love, but I am bored to death by it. Maybe it gets better later, but I never get more than a few hours in.
No Man's Sky. Close to 300 hours across pc and ps4. I sunk a lot of hours into it when it was relatively new and still very sparse (well before the nexus). I end up playing every 4-5 updates, just to see what they added. Everything is a slog. I have been trying to hatch my living ship for what feels like literal years now. I always seem to be one resource shy of whatever tasks I chose for myself, yet I have billions and billions of spacedollars. I have half-finished bases across the galaxy. I never feel like I accomplish anything in this game, and feel like my time is always wasted playing it. According to steam I haven't played in over a year.
There's one right behind you.
This is the appropriate response.
I have a phone case with a giant neodymium magnet in it. I've had it for a few years now. Everything works fine except the Samsung S-pen. When you try to use it you can see the influence the magnet has on your writing and positioning.
I know a way. Microsoft investors hate this one simple trick.
Logistics is the single most important aspect in warfare.
The lady who comes on after Ninja Turtles.
Looks like 30th st station in philly.