It's tough to make games, so I cut the Devs a lot of slack. Starfield was definitely too ambitious for the engine they built it on but it's probably the best it could possibly be... With that engine.

I like to argue with people about politics. The internet is the safest place to do so.

This is all part of some larger scheme of feeding people

The only time I use reddit instead of Lemmy now is when I want to read discussion of TV shows I just watched.

They say gamepass is profitable!

Imagine if they'd kept it a secret, and none of us knew there was this thing out there that could do these things.

If we break into people's homes and destroy their property, maybe they'll have to give us money to replace what was lost?

Why has no one come up with this business strategy before.

So long as the government continues to exercise control over supply to ensure that your investment goes up. There are places like Japan where the value of your home decreases over time because they build new housing when its needed.

By renting a home, you'll pay 1300 a month for the rest of your life.

By buying a home, you'll pay 800 dollars a month for the rest of your life, with the occasional 5 - 10 thousand dollars surprises every now and again.

This is bigger than when they added Mario to Smash