silently take delight in knowing all my enemies are dead

I mean you’ve got to look for positives, right?

Literally yes, But it’s more of an f- bomb

I was going to say it’s pretty depressing, but then I’ve remembered waking up in general in this awful world is

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VV was the only studio that can pull off another thps game, hope they get to make it.
Heck, I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again - when it comes to remakes / ports / reboots (whatever even American Sk8land would be considered) they were one of, if not the best people you could license IP to, for two decades.

THPS1+2 was super solid thanks to VV, but idk how it sold though. There’s still market for extreme sports games for sure, though I wonder if the target audience isn’t exactly same people that played og thps. Hope it works out for them

This image anon used, it’s like
power in misery

Wow, the comments under their new games’ trailer are savage.
Makes me wonder, what good is free publicity when everyone hates you, and why not publish as a new company?

They should remove their shitty uplay launcher while they’re at it.

Gotta fit in that panel though

Alt nominations:
Grayjay (Android)
Freetube (PC)

AI pretends it doesn’t know what an inflation fetish is

Ackshually… it starts and quits, so it does something On the other hand it reminds me of this absolute classic… thing

If your honk runs out, you’re irresponsible honk owner

Does it still needs eso+ subscription to be fun? I’ve heard without eso+ there was something shitty about tiny inventory space or something

The difference between FromSoft’s and Arrowhead’s difficulty is that

first one is fair to players,

second one is about cranking up rng and changing rules constantly with the nerfs. Bonus Boss figts are on Discord against community managers, when you try to report a bug in game

Not sure what your angle is but you can just block a community (or instance). Telling people what they can post usually doesn’t work

Wait until you hear about kernel level anticheat for competitive games