Can I just say I hate this new trend of replacing “and” or / with “x”

Godzilla x Kong, the title to this article, any new song that gets released has “x” instead of “feat./featuring”

If you want something similar to old Minecraft, there’s Vintage Story which is basically hardcore-hardcore Minecraft. From what I’ve seen and can tell, the age demographic for that group is about early-20s+ as it has much deeper mechanics than Minecraft does (like accurate temperature and insulation, block gravity and cave-ins, actually physically shaping items into other useful items via forging or knapping, etc.).

I’ve only played for a bit, but it’s awesome. There’s a ton of mods for it already too.

Edit: there’s also a chisel mechanic in the game so you can shape individual blocks however you want, mix different materials together to create cool patterns and looks, and the edited blocks act like they should; like water and fish will go under if you make a bridge, you can make funky stairs or “slopes” too.

Spider-Man 2, personally.

With the way a lot of the space games I’ve played work (usually some kind of open world crafting game like Space Engineers or Starbase) the asteroids are used to mine for resources and would be fairly intensive to have them be moving objects to avoid aside from just not paying attention.

I think there’s a mod for SE to make asteroids movable objects, so you could strap some engines to it and call it a day, but I don’t think it would make them an active danger to avoid.

I remember seeing people on Starbase building ships to grab and bring whole asteroids back to their station or whatever.

Also as an aside, I just wanted to say how bummed I am that Starbase died. It had/has the potential to be absolutely massive, with the huge shared open universe (the main planet the game orbits around has like 12 different moons, and some take IRL days to fly to because the game is just that big, tbh I kinda love it for that) and custom ship building. Last I knew they added space station and capital ship building as well, but I never got that far myself.

I could have expanded on that a little more. I just meant to not clutter up their storefront or whatever. I’d make it so it could be re-published

Literally just a simple thumbs up/thumbs down that tracks both numbers separately, or does what reddit does and shows you a total with the downvotes subtracted from the upvotes.

Maybe even add a system where if something receives so many negative votes, after some time it just gets removed from the platform?

Why would it be delisted?

Your bike ran out of gas? Lol

Also, based on your first screenshot and others I’ve seen on steam, this really looks like it used to be a Roblox gamemode at some point, and never updated the character models.

It looks good, I like the physgun model, not sure about the toolgun (the original is a classic), and I hate those weird stubby thumb character models.

Bethesda does not hate New Vegas, Obsidian, or anyone who worked on the game. Find proof then I’ll change my tune.

They wouldn’t be featuring it so heavily in all Fallout media if they didn’t like it; especially the show, which season 2 is basically New Vegas 2.

I don’t know why so many people (like you) just accept the falsity that “Bethesda hates New Vegas and Obsidian” when literally no one from either company has ever said so.

The only people who say that shit are like you, who can’t seem to fully grasp reality, or are trying to push some kind of agenda.

So they’re right that they said Bethesda hates NV, because Fallout 3 and 4 are “worse” (completely subjective btw, even though I do enjoy NV)? Not because someone at Bethesda actually confirmed that (which they never have)?

You play Grounded yet?

That’s literally not true. It’s false information spread by fanboy dickriders like you

I don’t mean to sound like an asshole, but this whole “NV was the best game ever made” is getting REALLY old, especially now 16 years after the game released.

Imo it doesn’t suck. The gimmick just wears off after a couple hours/levels, so it gets repetitive fast. I still enjoy the aesthetics and wackiness of it though.

I haven’t seen reviews for that show Will Trent (my mom loves it, she’s watched it all), but I just know there will be plenty of arbitrary negative ones because of a certain character who constantly walks around with a tiny chihuahua.

People review bomb games that add or take away things that didn’t even affect gameplay in the slightest.

For Lunacid, there was an update that allowed you to choose your character’s pronouns when you started a game; this has literally nothing to do with how you play the game, how NPCs interact with you, or literally anything other than just some flavor text. If you go into the steam forums and read reviews for the game you’ll see so many idiots harping on and on about how the game “used to be” great until they added pronouns, and now it’s literally unplayable.

It’s the only telltale game I’ve really played. I tried Wolf Among Us a couple times, but I barely made it through the first episode because it moves so slow imo. I wanted to play the Batman one, but I didn’t care for any of the characters.

I did get Tales 2 from a Borderlands bundle I got on steam a year ago, I do want to give that one a try.

You could also take it a step further and say “all games are just tech demos”

Like all they exist to do is proof-of-concept type stuff showing off what people can do, instead of making a piece of entertainment for the people.

I could say the exact same about fighting, racing, or other arcade-y games.

People like what they like, why shit on them for it?

You should definitely watch the General Sam videos of Kenshi. He makes it fun but also doesn’t hide how much of a bitch this game can be. He’s also probably why I got pulled into the game so hard.