Morrigan disliked that

They are, hexbear users were downright unbearable. (Heh)

The first 2 infamous games, they’ve aged reasonably well but are stuck in the PS3 running at the choppiest 720p.

I hate it when they force me to shoot them

I’m surprised they didn’t even try f2p

It was forced on Arkane by Zenimax, the game was supposed to be called NeuroShock or something like that.

Bungie is just a shell of what it was back then

Steam has an offline mode though. Why was it asking to verify anything?

Huh, I completely forgot about that, we should keep it for the entire year then.

I like winter but the daylight savings nonsense sucks, I don’t want it to get dark even earlier, it’s all backwards.

Modding as in installing mods or making mods? I’m down for both tbh.

The biggest red flag is how all over the place the task is. They were trying to test every single thing they could come up with at the same time.

I think it’s roughly 700 before Morrowind and almost 1000 before Skyrim but I agree.

Vvardenfell even has Seyda Neen, an imperial colony from an empire that hasn’t even reached that place yet, just for the fan service.

The whole game just feels like a good MMO that was forced to be part of Elder Scrolls rather than an Elder Scrolls game that happens to be an MMO if that makes any sense.

That game still runs like absolute trash tbh

The ESO lore is so muddled that Beyond Skyrim is not even considering it canon in most cases anymore, there are just too many contradictions.

I had an interview where they asked me to set up 3 micro services (with full functionality), a Kafka broker, a frontend and to configure everything to run on Kubernetes.

According to them this would take “more or less 4 hours” and those hours would obviously not be paid.

I’m still not sure whether they were just trying to get free work out of people or if their expectations for what a software engineer is supposed to do in half a day are completely absurd.

Reign of Giants is basically the only expansion to the base game.

The others are their own thing and aimed at players who have already mastered it. They are not really so much expanding the base game as opposed to turning it into something somewhat different for the sake of variety.

I think they are all worth buying but definitely start with Reign of Giants.

I agree, her ultimate is the biggest culprit, it’s a playmaker for someone else.

Sorry, they didn’t release it on Steam at launch.

I’m not really surprised, Guerrilla is always chasing the latest trend.

Once FPS games weren’t the big thing anymore, they dropped it for big open world Ubisoft style games.

That being said, they are better at being Ubisoft than Ubisoft, much better.