Let’s hope they get the funding.

Ah, that actually clarifies it much more. I still find it interesting how someone can enjoy such a place, but just another thing that shows how different everyone is.

Ahan, that’s interesting.

For me, it’s the heat. As someone who has lived in some hot areas, any desert level / scene just make me think of how hot it will be, and how thirsty everyone will be.

Don’t avoid them or anything. Just a feeling it generates.

Not afraid of things coming out of infinitely deep chasms?

What about animals / bugs? Or even other human?

Not many companies release this number, the only one I remember is of World of Goo, which is pretty old now. They mentioned that there was about 90% piracy rate for their game.

But arguing over whether or not you should use this engine or that engine, the engine is in service to the game. Is the game good? I don’t care what the engine is. The game’s good! Let’s play the game.

That’s the problem, the games aren’t good anymore!

According to the article, it was only released on PS5 last October. So, took about an year.

Don’t tell everyone! I am trying to be in first 10,000!

Ah, cool. Thanks!

Too long. Can’t post it all in one comment, and screenshot of whole page is also not posting.

It’s about the history of Blizzard, that Jason Schreier is covering in his new book Play Nice.

What did he do?

Wow, as a fan of Flight of the Conchords, what a waste!

That’s understandable. Everyone has their own preferences, and there is nothing wrong with that.

If you enjoy a game, but later find out that the game had some internal check where it auto-adjusted difficulty, will you stop liking it?

Again, not all games should have it. And not every dev implement it properly, that doesn’t mean a feature is inherently bad. There are places where it should be used, and where it should be used.

Well, not everyone plays games to get better. If I can enjoy the game, then what does it matter if games lets me think I am better than I actually am?

It’s your right to like or dislike any features. Just as it’s our right to like or dislike any features. There is no objectively good or bad in it.

Haven’t watched the video, but it depends on the game. For some games, these are very valid choices.

Cool, thanks for the info!

Is there a story in Warframe that I can finish in few dozens hours at most? Or do I need to spend 100s of hours to get a good grasp of what’s happening.

Ah. Yeah, I agree that it doesn’t make too much sense, grammatically. But not everyone here has English as their first language, so just clarified.

As for the title. It’s same as YouTube video title, OP just copied it exactly as is.