Carson123987

Just like Last Dance, it will convey a completely biased and one-sided narrative that satisfies Lebron's god complex

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I might be missing out on the greatest thing ever, but until they unfrick Chapter 4, it's a pass for me.

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Chapter 4 is like an hour long and consists of you fighting the same trash mobs you've killed hundreds of times while backtracking through areas you've already explored. It's very much a straight-shot, beeline chapter with no exploration and 3 bosses alone the way.

The only difference with the patch is that originally you were in 3-way combat against two warring factions who fight as you make your way through the battlefield. After the patch, one of the factions ignores you. It's relatively immaterial to the overall experience. Other than 2 great bosses, the chapter overall is a total afterthought

If you really want to experience it as originally presented, just download the 1.4 patch rollback from Nexus

He did an excellent job of player analysis in the portal and invested in a bunch of grown arse men. Strong coaching staff, worked under Saban, yada yada.

The fact that IU of all places is able to win a natty in 2 years shows you how much the game has changed.

Yes and yes

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He was still huge, he had just slimmed down a bit. Had to rib him a bit to start things off.

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Interesting. It's a thing for Nintendo and XBOX. I just assumed PS was the same.

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It should be.

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people will realize there is storefront competition for digital games on PC, but not on Playstation, and as a result people will gradually stop buying Playstations.

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People love to act like PC is this giant open market for games but let’s be real here, Steam has a de facto monopoly thanks to their robust and mature platform, their great developer treatment, their elite service, generous return policy, and a host of other benefits. Their only real competitor is GOG thanks to the no-DRM niche. Despite being Steam’s closest competitor, GOG still only has 12,000 games compared to Steam’s 130,000. People only have Epic Launcher to get the free monthly games and to play Fortnite - nobody actually buys games off of there.

Steam lets retailers sell game codes, however, and that is the kicker. A game can be $29.99 on Steam but code resellers can have the game (gray market or otherwise) for a fraction of that. That’s what Sony is going to have to do - let Walmart, Amazon, Best Buy, etc sell game codes.

In the end, 90% of console gamers do not give a shite about this at all though, so Sony may not care about the PC attrition

No surprise, the game was a mess. With how expensive games are to produce now, you basically get one shot and and if you fail, you're shutting down

None, you will pay 3-4x what it should actually cost.

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