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Money cannot buy happiness. But it sure as fuck can solve a lot of the problems causing unhappiness. There is a point where you actually become less happy with more money. But generally, yeah, I'd rather have too much money than not enough. I remember someone saying that happiness is a...

I'm no developer of anything whether its a small company, big company, independent/solo, or even as a hobby. But I'd imagine a lot of it does get bogged down by bureaucracy. Even if it's not AAA sized but released through consoles I'd imagine issues come up with jumping through hoops. I know...

Reminds me of the Scorch titans from Titanfall 2. While I'm not as critical of newer power armors (I don't mind some of them, others I dislike or think they were done poorly) this one is pretty bad. It looks very immobile and would have the most resistance of any armor due to that and its bulky...

This is actually something that gets meme'd on by players and designers have explained the discrepancies in that. Within the same set, a soldier token based on Greek soldiers is a 1/1 and a boar token is a 2/2. So to effectively kill a boar and have at least one surviving soldier, the boar...

Oh wow that is crazy as shit. Especially if you have those weird boardstates where you had just creatures destroyed and all this equipment laying around but its all too expensive to equip in time. Those are some of the better lands that enter the battlefield tapped to be honest, especially in...

Lol very true. I honestly think MTG is worse off directionally than Fallout could be. The powercreep is at an all time high in my opinion and the artistic merit is down the drain. I'm fine with a game/thing being a crossover based thing, but after 25 years of it NEVER being that and turning into...

Never opened mine honestly. Haven't even been playing non-Commander so it's even less so that I would be inclined to play Commander. Really depends on what kind of a scene you have for Commander in your area. Some people who are very invested in Commander don't even build great decks honestly...

Yeah, Fallout's doing fine and a lot of people enjoy it as it is now. If you cared for the older games and disliked what Bethesda did to it, it's far past time to just give up on being emotionally invested in its future. I'd love to see someone else try Fallout and maybe it'd turn out better...

Fallout released its whole season 1 at once right? So people could just watch it in a few days and once that passes and a month or two later, no one is going to talk about it in the world of mass media and constant drip feed. GoT was aired like a regular TV show (from what I remember, maybe...

Never finished the Walking Dead comic, got into it but I stopped around like 2010 maybe? Not long after the show started airing. So I've no idea what happened. But yeah, I agree, we aren't where we need to wrap things up but if we keep following a specific area and/or group's expansion then...

Agreed even though I just stated I'd rather not have the world move forward so often when there's other land to explore in the 120 years between Fallout 1 and New Vegas. Lamest part of your otherwise great reply :naughty:

I don't think Stalker 2 aims for a hyper-realistic "sim" like game and I don't think the older ones did either. The Anomaly mod fans made had more of that in it, which I enjoyed certain aspects and disabled or ignored others. I didn't mind racking magazines and magazines that were ejected before...

I understand how to play the game. I've played all three of the originals unmodded on Master, I beat the three Anomaly main storylines with (mostly) default settings. It's not unfamiliar to me, it's the AI and how it performs in combat. I'd rather have it where a few shots is all it takes for me...

Shadow of Chernobyl is the best in my opinion when it comes to atmosphere, mood, the initial exploration you have throughout the Zone, mystery, whatever else in that kind of category. Story is pretty fine too and it's easily the best story of the OG trilogy to me. Clear Sky on a gameplay level...

It just takes an active employee who feels safe enough to leak what they have access to or a former one who held onto copies of files they were supposed to erase and not have any access to. Like when Tim Cain mentions that he was told he was not to have any source code of Fallout after he left...