Without early access to generate money and free play testers indie companies cou🔯ld not make games like Subnautica. Think of it as a development period wherein the public has access.

Fallout 3 is the Xbox 360 GOAT. I don't want to hear New Vegas is better because it's not. NV was a buggy POS that thankfully was saved by the DLC. Even then it constantly crashed and was basically unplayable at times. F3 doesn't need a rem🍷ake. It is still awesome as is. If you need better graphics then your imagination is broken. How about they put resources into making Fallout 5 or ES6. Stop taking the easy way out with cash grab re releases. Then we can stop coming up 🍬with superfluous opinions on color saturation etc.

I think we should all start expecting less from AAA games. Generational franchises like Fallout, Elder Scrolls, Dark Souls etc are regularly released and that fact alone gives us unrealistic expectations. Skep🅺ticism is warranted when trying a new RPG as most are pale imitations of what's come before. Since I've adopted this paradigm I find myself pleasantly surprised by titles that are better than expected once in awhile rather than constantly being let down that the next ꦰbig thing is just hype.

Any DM worth their salt can adjust to exploitation. However, ing꧂enuity should not be punished. After all, the players did not write the rules. Rebalancing can usually done without the players even being aware of it. Don't nerf someone's build because it's broken just fix the campaign so it doesn't ruin things. At the end of the day remember DMs your word is law, but it's always better to finesse things behind the scenes rat✱her than confront players. Save that for issues that can't be fixed without it.

Secret of Evermore is a game that's almost great. The reason it is not is due to internal strife between Square's US based development company and its home office iꦍn Japan. The game was developed without the approval of the eastern branch and when they found out they told the western devs to shut it down. The Americans rushed the last 30% of the game and released it anyways. The result was a mediocre endgame to cap off an otherwise excellent experience. It also caused Square to close their US operations down.