Did we establish what colour the lipstick was?
The game is not worth fixing
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Whichever colour is most disappointing I suppose, though I imagine it’s down to the pig.
I am gorgeous.
There ya go!
Warm.... WARM!
Man, you are such a bottom ornament... That one is HOT!
Don't listen to him, you know I am always right
Ornament? I don't suggest you put ornaments on your head!
Lol! I realized after writing it, that "angry basement boys" sounds like a name for a terrible mashup cover band!
Sounds like a Dutch gabber band from the 90s.
If you don't own and enjoy flying an Asp Scout, you are playing the game wrong. You might think you are enjoying it your way, but you actually aren't, and your standards of enjoyment are extremely low anyway. You just suck up whatever gets thrown at you cause you're all such simpletons. Hey, no offence of course, after all I already knew I was writing in a forum where everyone but me is a dimwit.
TL;DR, they just had to add a Clipper Scout to make game the bestest, instead we got footy shooty, I am disappoint.
Slams basement door
That's exactly the kind of thing I had in mind.
You're hurt. The game they released is not worth fixing, the fixes are inconsequential to the longevity of the game. Horizons was good and needed improvements, we didn't need a COD add-on.
Wrong! Don't tell me how to post or not post on a forum, I've been on internet forums before you even knew the internet existed.
Also I owned an Odyssey, but tell me more about playing games before I was born?
Based on logic and statistics I can, in fact, have a really good chance of 'knowing' what you enjoy. 13000 hours is not an activity though (it's a job, or dopamine related) and you're definitely a minority in the world of gaming.
I'm sorry you were hurt by my post.
Hey man, this is super funny!
I needed a good laugh today, thanks, Cheers.
this guy gets it.
For someone who's been on the internet for so long, you seem to have a real problem with the concept of multiquoting.
Hey, that's a neat quote! I actually work as a creative in film and tv for the last 20 years, I've had my share of producer notes that didn't make sense.
They will continue to make their game so don't worry, and who knows, maybe Michael Dann could have made Prisoner a much better wider reaching series that lasted more than one season.
I know right!!!
You or me?
just to not multiquote, I imagine after every one of your pretentious posts you roll your eyes and look to camera... am I right?
Occasionally I think I'm in the same boat, but reality is FD have no choice but to fix it, and while that happens, I'll just track the plot points, sniff my faction now and then, but that's it.
I got into Valheim recently, which is quite early access and definitely can be grindy at times.... sailing is certainly an analog of supercruise if the wind is against you, except for the occasional sea serpent attack. The main difference for me though is that despite it's early access nature, it works. It's not like ED where I look at smuggling and go "is this update the one that fixes it? No? Oh well..."
Ashlands and Frozen north are incomplete biomes sure, but that's it, they're incomplete, not broken. And despite them being incomplete, it's not like they're permit-sealed or anything like that. They're open, and there's just nothing to do.
I certainly do wish FD would focus on fleshing out content with the mechanics they have, rather than building new mechanics. Plenty of games make plenty of money from content releases, if they want to bundle it as DLC or something. But they can't do anything like that while core mechanics remain completely broken. And that's what keeps me at 20ft atm.
I got into Valheim recently, which is quite early access and definitely can be grindy at times.... sailing is certainly an analog of supercruise if the wind is against you, except for the occasional sea serpent attack. The main difference for me though is that despite it's early access nature, it works. It's not like ED where I look at smuggling and go "is this update the one that fixes it? No? Oh well..."
Ashlands and Frozen north are incomplete biomes sure, but that's it, they're incomplete, not broken. And despite them being incomplete, it's not like they're permit-sealed or anything like that. They're open, and there's just nothing to do.
I certainly do wish FD would focus on fleshing out content with the mechanics they have, rather than building new mechanics. Plenty of games make plenty of money from content releases, if they want to bundle it as DLC or something. But they can't do anything like that while core mechanics remain completely broken. And that's what keeps me at 20ft atm.
Your threshold for something being 'pretentious' is that it's true and you don't like it... amirite?