It’s great for an alpha! I use it every day.

Yeah I don’t feel quite as harshly but as soon as I saw they didn’t allow downvotes I knew their philosophy wasn’t for me. Too bad about losing their gaming group though.

I rarely complete games, but I finished Cyberpunk 2077 a couple weeks ago. Now I need to try some alternate endings. The game accommodates that pretty well.

It’s weird I don’t like launchers but Ubisoft Connect isn’t too bad IMO. It’s fast on downloads, you can hit F12 during games to take screenshots, and when you hit the X in the upper right the application actually closes instead of lurking in the tray.

I like Anno, The Crew, Splinter Cell, Far Cry, and Asscreed. Looking forward to Star Wars Outlaws can’t wait.

Google with uBlock for mundane stuff like washing machine parts. Duckduckgo for anything I don’t want Google knowing about and associating with my account.

I have one, mostly play Stardew and Brawhalla coop on it. Occasionally some Wreckfest or Sonic All-Stars Racing.

I’m gonna buy it for a month, $9.99 to play Starfield and a bunch of other games is a good deal. I just don’t want to keep paying it month after month.

Yeah I’m interested to see how big the worlds are, how much freedom the player has, and if that freedom leads to any interesting gameplay like exploration.

This looks really good, but Ubi has always been good at world-building.

From this preview it reminds me of Ghost Recon Wildlands in a Star Wars universe.

I paid like $20 for Cyberpunk and loved it. I would be happy with just that, I still haven’t tried the alternate endings. $30 for a rework and new storyline is a good deal to me.

I went back to Fark for a bit, it’s surprisingly unchanged. That’s good and bad, it’s so linear and most of the comments are snarky/clever but maybe not particularly insightful. Reddit had a nice mix, a lot of funny predictable answers “And my axe!” but then also expert posters that would write 2 intelligent pages on a subject.