>>60980 Perhaps his lack of planning, as shown in his code, is reflected in his life too, and he imagines, like many youtubers and other e-influencers, that he'll be able to ride the wave as he has forever. Heck, maybe he doesn't even consider the future at all.

>>60982 The shithead has been successful at milking his e-money cult of sycophants for a couple of years now. Must be looking at how DSP manages to continue to lie to his "fans"

>>53841 >>53841 Goddamnit if I did something like that I'd probably get fired.

>>59577 Becuase all of his worst nightmares have come to life, his beliefs were proven wrong in a horrible fashion, and his betrayals of his own principles have failed to improve the situation in any way: and then his own very son is turned into a killing machine sent there to end his life. He's a broken man, with no reasons left to live. >>59698 >lolbertarians still mad at vidya, one decade later The entire message of the game is about the importance of freedom and free will more specifically ("A man chooses, a slave obeys"), yet faggots like you are still salty when a single story isn't licking Rand's boots. >>60641 But anon, grasping that means not being able to go on self-righteous tirades on a vidya board ;)

Finished DX Human Revolution, I found it mildly okay. I think I enjoyed myself more on the second playthrough where I treated it as a shooter, mainly because Hacking Capture level 5 is enough to completely shit on everything and unlike combat, stealth doesn't really need any augs(but that's mainly because on the hardest difficulty you can be one shot and enemies have pinpoint accuracy so until you get dermal plating it's a chore to play) and it's much more boring in my opinion because fuck radar-heavy stealth. Point is, is Mankind Divided better or worse, gameplay wise? Also regarding Resident Evil would it be better to play the first two remakes before jumping into the original 3/4/5 or playing the originals first and then the first two remakes? Would the PC version of RE1 be the remake or the original?

>>60981 >Point is, is Mankind Divided better or worse, gameplay wise? IMO it's worse, but there's mixed opinions on that. I find the new hacking minigame to be absolute cancer (it seems designed to reward savescumming instead of intelligent play), also the shit writing really doesn't help.

>>60938 >le reddit tier humor >pls buy >(1)

>>60945 I take it you've never used /int/? There are tons of people who are completely serious about that shit. It's Afrocentralism-tier.

>>60945 >Muh bait It's been a shitty meme used by niggers on 4cucks thinking that North Africans and Greeks are the same blood. Quit trying to damage control, because you proved you're a cuckchan nigger.

>>60911 disks? Who said anything about disks? Its just going to contain a download code.

>>60972 >Its just going to contain a download code. Wouldn't that be really easy to shoplift by simply taking a photo?

OP is a faggot for hoping anything good happens with the PS5. Almost like he's excited to buy the shitty, censored console

>>60090 His wife was responsible for the interracial kiss in the AVGN movie. At least there are no niggers on his youtube channel.

>>60889 Also raw ingredients have a higher rate of tax, meanwhile processed food also gets the benefit of heavily subsidised HFCS because of retarded laws to protect corn farmers.

>>60592 They eat out 6-7 days a week because cooking for yourself is a weakness. The processed food is all high in preservatives and chemicals. "Dietitians" claim is harmless when placed in the human body, which is untrue when inevitably cancer pops up, time and time again, and cleans up the "intruders". They live miserable lives high on the dopamine of excess and will never bother to change their shitty diets until they're dead.

I haven't even noticed anything different so yeah, gg to whoever paid for the attack

>>58932 thanks for the news bird slut

>>60924 >>60926 >>60929 >>60933 Did you really have to make 4 separate posts? Also go back to 4/g/ with your poor understanding of tech.

>>60144 When have commies ever done anything for >gamers but call us racist nazis. If we turned the commies into fertilizer, at least they'll finally become useful. ;^)

>>52532 I fucking love the covert art of Mamba Edition though. Almost like if Edvard Munch drawn it.

>>58995 like so five if you want bold italics

>>58958 3/10 costumes, they didn't even bother.

>>58687 It's not a question of "are there fights?" It's a question of "are there people with enough money to be profitable, who are also weak enough to successfully attack, AND in my rank? Finding viable targets was difficult at the best of times. Naturally anyone with shitty defenses will also tend to have shit for money because they've already been drained dry. But when the game was first out on PC, there were enough people playing it that there were always a few decent targets, enough to make the money required to buy gear and shit. Now I expect the ONLY people at high rank are the ones deep into postgame

>>60891 Only the first or the whole series ?

>>60891 Dead Space is a solid third person shooter with neat dismemberment mechanics that throws jump scares at you when it remembers it's supposed to be a horror game. Go in expecting spooks and you'll be disappointed, go in expecting a fun but slightly forgettable series of fights and you'll enjoy it fine.

>>57897 I can't play Dead Space for a different reason, I get motion sick really easily from shit like bad framerates, weird camera movement, and low FOV. From what I recall it had all three and I couldn't get the fix for the last one to work. Silent Hill definitely had bits I found scary and tense, but for the most part I found its general atmosphere sort of relaxing. The kind of game that's perfect just wander around exploring in. >this ugly oldass game what a stinky dumb nigger faggot gay gay homo faggot dicksucking fag

>>41135 Most western nations would make this illegal if it was a product but they sell it to you as a service or as a product + service without which the product is bricked or half-functional. Services are contracts and those can be cancelled if you breach the terms of the contract, or often just with a catch all 'we reserve the right to cancel this without warning at any time'. Sometimes this is prevented, like the Australia and European nations declaring Steam games products, but usually the company adapts and admits the core is a product but the rest is a service or whatever to avoid it. Streamed games are the end game of publishers not just because they make piracy extremely difficult but because they'd objectively count as a service. It's not all that new, even if you go back to when games were objectively a (physical) product when shitty on-disk DRM like SecuROM or Starforce went tits up with later versions of windows or whatever the publisher just has to claim that it was only advertised as working on X version of windows and it still does and they're not obliged to provide patches as a service to keep it working. This is also how lootboxes get around gambling laws since they're selling a service (continued access to your fancy jpg skins) not a good. Semantics is a common trick to get out of legal obligations. Or take Amazon, where they've sold outright lethal shit marketed as food because technically they're only the broker/marketplace and aren't responsible for any claims made about goods people sell on it. This is despite the fact people will trust Amazon far more than buying directly from chinks even though that's what they're doing with Amazon simply taking a % cut.

>>59673 >muh Titanfall 2 I don't care if you like it, suck a dick if you're willing to use EA's services or support them.

>>52054 >I feel like things were better without patches. Expansion packs or sequels were better, and a game could really be considered "complete" or "final." More time was spent to make sure there really weren't any gamebreaking bugs and that the game was polished enough that it wasn't going to get shit on for having shit controls/physics, being too obtuse, broken, ugly, etc. And for console games revisions didn't generally make drastic changes to the gameplay. The revisions were usually interchangeable for the most part, just minor differences in the engine to fix bugs, graphical changes for QoL purposes, almost unnoticeable level design tweaks that make it only marginally clearer where to go, typo fixes, shit like that. Compare to some revisions today that completely change shit around, the game may as well be early access with the game never being done, an eternal WIP where each version is practically a different game altogether. Actually, I wonder if anyone has ever put a reasonably popular game on Steam, then changed it into an entirely different game with a different genre, different aesthetics, different everything in a "patch" just to fuck with people. Maybe even going from small to huge file size. Also nowadays for anyone who isn't a pirate there are versions of the game which essentially don't exist anymore because repeated patched have changed the fundamental mechanics to line up with the DLC even when you haven't bought it. Sometimes the developer makes them available but that's just random chance whereas in the past you could still grab the base game and apply however many of the patches you wanted to get the version you were after. Piratefags, on paper, can avoid this as usually the pirated version is pinned to the version it was cracked on but in practice good luck finding any seeders for anything that isn't cutting edge or maybe is a version needed for a specific mod. >>59620 >>59653 Catalyst was only good for the new soundtrack, excepting the shitty main theme. Not even worth pirating the game to play it. >>59734 Key resellers still eventually trickle some money back to the publisher since they'll run out of keys and buy more. Granted at the reduced price the shitholes get and sometimes with stolen cards but AAA publishers will revoke keys/accounts linked to stolen cards anyway and it's an overblown issue.

Hyperstimulation

>>60481 You probably fucked up the friction math.

>>60913 I finally did figure out what I was doing wrong, I always end up overcomplicating my conditionals, and usually it ends up fixed just by reducing to one or two and using ternary here and there when there's just one value I need to change within the code to be run. Same thing with my collision check, I completely overcomplicated the conditions to check because nothing seemed to be working, then I finally realized I didn't need any of it once I realized the problem, and now I've got half the lines of code I had before and it actually works. Before I had twice the code, and collision would break depending on what it hit first (hitting the side of a platform and it would fall out of the level, hitting the top of a platform and it would end up inside other platforms).