I don't unless we specifically limit th🌄e scope to co-o෴p features.

I hate the new obsession with chasing multiplayer experiences where they make little since. I'm a single player and co-op player, the shift to try and make🃏 everything competitive and hyper addicting turns me off half the gaming scene these days.

Give me an RPG I can play with my wife or my bestie, sure. But I'm exhausted from a decade of competitive looter shooter survival craft rogue like meta MMOs with gachapon 🐽mechanics being forced into every major brand that makes a successful hit single player hit.

Just let me have fun with my friends ൲or or myself, for real.

I high𝔉ly doubt that, otherwise they would share the settings it runs with. Ultra high end systems run everything Ultra in 4k native with 🐭RT everywhere and get 50-60fps.

Most people don't game in native 4k, bu♉t again this is about the claim it's near ultra high end PCs, which is a joke. Not a💙 single console is getting near that, pro or not.

I would believe it runs high settings at 🐼1440p with 60fps though, a 3080 can handle that.

I've never been so tired of a decade of the same 3 games it would be nice if they stopped re-re-rereleasing every game for t❀he last 🦄20 years and gave us something knew for all the money they expect.

It was missing the mature dark fantasy aꦗnd had way too much Fortnite cartoon saturation on everything. I didn't pl🐠ay Dragon Age for a cartoon light hearted romp through dungeons and dragons, I played it for the mature atmosphere and darker aesthetic. It started the downfall with inquisition and then utterly collapsed with Veilguard.

The characters from Inquisition just aren't interesting and surprise, they weren't in𝕴teresting in their reappearance in Veilguard eiꦕther. The highly saturated color palette didn't help any. The game could have used a return to the maturity of the first two games and an entirely new story and set of characters. I like diverse characters, but these just felt bland.

Nah, we need to start jailing people for threatening oth𒆙ers with violence over a video game. It's a crime, not something to tolerate. These accounts are registered to real people who are doing more than being⛦ a nuisance and making jokes, the Valve support team hides their real names because fans have stalked them and threatened their lives over games. Thicker skin?

"In a time when artists and voice actors a🥀r𒐪e losing their jobs in the industry, taking a stand against generative AI production is a good thing."

What is this propaganda?🌳 I am not standing against using a tool. I am an indie developer and I'm going to♉ use AI, y'all need to move on.

Lol I'll quit gaming or will only support indie developers making games if they even re🦂motely start charging $100 so they c♑an pay executives bigger bonuses to constantly layoff the employees who made them that money.

Huh，maybe if they paid some o❀f the people who were really really good at it to let them use theirs instead of trying to sue them to stop this wouldn't be an issue. Fans seem to do it just fine for free, I guess hating people who love your games has a cost.

It doesn't take more than a quick read through a YouTube comment section to find out it's not "just" about a bad character. You can ignore♛ it all you want, but bad cha෴racters don't result in death threats to a specific voice actor or comments specifically referring to that voice actor with malicious intent.

Critical feedback isn't being ignored, the ꦏfact someone is receiving death threats is. Critical feedback doesn't come with a threat of violence, ever.

♐The ugly truth of transphobia. Critical feedback doesn't come with a death threat. It is not now nor will it ever be ok to send death threats to an actor or anyone because of their existence as a person. Pretending the issue was about anything less is a disservice to protecting innocent people from hate crimes. Feedback about quality doesn't include a death threat to the business, the actor, or the creators. The attacks should have never happened.