FenrirIII

Mods are the only reason Bethesda games have longevity

I haven’t played since 2021 and some BoS DLC came out. Wonder how hard it would be to get back into it.

The problem is that you pay $20-30 for a game that ends up sucking when you finally get to play it 2 months later which is past Steam’s refund date. If you never play it, it may still be a fun game and not a bad decision. Schrodinger’s game.

Yes, clearing out the exact same building 40 times is much more entertaining than having a different building layout. /s

I bought the C&C collection because I loved it when I was younger. EA fucked up C&C3 with an update that turned it into a constant zerg rush by the AI and Red Alert 3 has the same bullshit AND a shitty AI co-commander blowing through resources while doing fuck all. There’s no strategy, just frantic clicking and attack alerts.

His blood also conducts electricity. An enemy throws a lightning bolt at you that hits all members of your party standing in the blood. It also hits an exploding barrel that has, for some reason, just been stacked there. Your party all dies.

Divinity’s gameplay and emphasis on environmental damage/traps is really annoying. I love the studio, but not a fan of their design choices.

No, unless they ditch their terrible Divinity style of gameplay.

Soon ^^TM

Have they released a creation kit for Starfield yet?

That’s capitalism for you!

FO4 has built in modding for weapons and armor. There are some great expansion mods that add mods too.

If you just bought it, just play it. You don’t need mods.

I was about to install and play, but now I’m waiting. I have ancient mods that still work, but I can live without them. I’m mostly concerned with newer mods, which generally have active support from the authors.

cries in The Witcher

Hasbro is the core problem. Trying to squeeze WOTC for every penny

Confirmation bias. A better judge would be actual player counts from Steam.

Act 3 was a slog.

So, Bethesda is making money for doing nothing rather than investing millions of dollars and years of development. Hmmm…

I simply do not like how Larian handles combat encounters or their reliance on environmental damage/restrictions that are always against the player.