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If you got a problem with Canadian Gooses, you got a problem with me, and I suggest you let that one marinate

You guys review?

Oh, that Molly

Cute, thanks

Prompt?

I had no idea that existed. Wtf

Waive laws? Lol. He would get impeached because that’s breaking the law.

“In the back of a truck” is pretty much the definition of a parade float.

Story probably won’t let you

Should noise and peripheral vision be things? Yes. Are they well defined in 5e? No. Is the game capable of being a great stealth game with the engine? Also no.

The biggest issue is the preciseness of the field of vision. It could probably be wider once combat has begun, but also there could be a gray area around the red where you don’t know if they can see you.

You could use:

• Passive investigation to have a better idea where they might be able to see you.
• Passive survival to know where it’s dangerous.
• Active stealth to actually move it.
• Active stealth every time you move your base movement within earshot.

Modding community will come up with some fun stuff. I’m pretty excited to see where that goes in the next few years.

The game is as hard as you want to make it. If you think it’s broken, don’t use it. Simple as. There’s enough food to long rest after every encounter. Do you do that?

That’ll bring my mom back

Maybe this will never get resolved and health insurance will just stop being a thing?

That’s amazingly dumb. It’s got it’s own bag and everything

That’s easily one of the faster growing communities on Lemmy. That’s like 0.3% of active monthly users. 1-in-300 people is not bad at all.

It does when the company funding the game development wants a return on investment.

I’m saying releasing it years after the fact when you’re about the roll the next one out is a pretty good move.

I think you aren’t realizing what you implying. Companies that just fund studios for publishing rights are companies like EA, Activision, Take Two, Ubisoft, and Tencent. Every one of these publishers has very aggressive microtransaction platforms. Plus, they all publish predominantly multiplayer games. If the only way for me to get single player games is to buy a console, so be it.

I’m not trying to be confrontational. I want to hear your honest takes. Let me put it to you this way:

• If I make an app for Apple, do I have to make it for Android?
• What if I’m not an Android developer?
• What if I won’t make money if I make it for Android because my reach is already saturated?
• What if I know that my app will be heavily pirated as soon as I make it available for Android and there’s nothing I can do about it?

To me, the only reason Sony is doing it with their back catalog is to try to generate new users for their upcoming sequels. The game is at the end of its earning lifespan if they don’t port it, so why not use it to market the upcoming titles?