Gamoc
@Gamoc@lemmy.world
- Comment on Dying Light is getting a free graphical update, plus Dying Light 2 will get a new game mode 3 weeks ago:
I remember the first time I found the woman with the crossbow, her model didn’t render during the cutscenes. I was assaulted and talking to a floating crossbow. It was definitely buggy.
The sequel’s issues were more down to a change in focus and tone though. The story in both is pretty generic, but I at least enjoyed the focus being the zombies in the first - that first night mission when you first see volatiles after destroying the antizin is terrifying. Finding the special zombies through story missions were always horrific enough. Night time in 2 was just fun run time.
The ignored cliffhanger from 1 was the zombies seemingly organising and communicating towards the end. That would’ve been more interesting than another zombified dude and humans are the real threat and all that. I just wish they stuck with the horror tone.
- Comment on Dying Light is getting a free graphical update, plus Dying Light 2 will get a new game mode 3 weeks ago:
Dying Light 2’s problems go way beyond bugs, they didn’t understand why everyone liked the first game and focused the sequel on warring humans instead of zombies. Missed the point. They also made it way less scary and didn’t address the cliffhanger from the end of the first game.
- Comment on No Man’s Sky Adrift update leaves you completely alone in its universe, except for sandworms and ghost ships 8 months ago:
You can’t do things unless you get achievements for them? Good lord.
- Comment on Captain Price seems to die in a cut ending from Modern Warfare 3, uncovered 13 years later 8 months ago:
When I was on high school 20 years ago I was the only person I knew who played the campaigns.
- Comment on Captain Price seems to die in a cut ending from Modern Warfare 3, uncovered 13 years later 8 months ago:
Young people? Every young gamer I know has never played the campaign in any Call of Duty game despite playing multiplayer in all of them. The only people who do are older and they’re far, far more willing to accept mediocre crap.
In fact these days the young people are all playing Fortnite anyway.
- Comment on It's Time to Bring Back the Steam Machine 9 months ago:
I’m sure there’s more ads further down the page and now I won’t be opening any more links to their site.
- Comment on It's Time to Bring Back the Steam Machine 9 months ago:
Built in browsers in apps don’t have them.
- Comment on It's Time to Bring Back the Steam Machine 9 months ago:
Two popups before I can read an article means you don’t get read. Bye.
- Comment on YouTube could roll out ads while videos are paused after “strong traction” in experiment 9 months ago:
If I pause a video, literally the only thing that is absolutely one hundred percent certain is that I’m not looking at the video. What a stupid idea.
- Comment on Last year's top guilty favourite action game has received a big free combat update 10 months ago:
Fair enough, that’s what I do too.
- Comment on Last year's top guilty favourite action game has received a big free combat update 10 months ago:
How easy would it have been to include the name of the game in either of your comments?
- Comment on Spaceman | Official Trailer | Netflix 1 year ago:
He’s a good dramatic actor though.
- Comment on PlayStation Portal review: impressive hardware but is Remote Play itself good enough? 1 year ago:
Don’t get me wrong I’m sure it’ll find a small market, it just could’ve had a bigger one with comparatively little effort and now the device it could’ve been will never exist. I had hopes for this as I’d expected it to stream from Now, but it just doesn’t for no reason beyond “CBA” really.
- Comment on PlayStation Portal review: impressive hardware but is Remote Play itself good enough? 1 year ago:
Did you think I was going to?
- Comment on PlayStation Portal review: impressive hardware but is Remote Play itself good enough? 1 year ago:
I’d say the printer/scanner/fax combo is more convenient the second you either need to scan something or find yourself in the 1980s and need to send a fax.
It’s kinda absurd to think Sony can’t put more than one feature into this £200 device without over complicating it. There’s no reason it couldn’t stream from PS Now, all the hardware it needs is already there. It’s just the bare minimum and much of the potential was squandered.
- Comment on PlayStation Portal review: impressive hardware but is Remote Play itself good enough? 1 year ago:
No I’m disappointed they didn’t make a worthwhile device. I would’ve loved this if it had some worthwhile additions, but it’s an overpriced screen with a controller attached, useless without your PS5 connected to it wirelessly.
Even just streaming from PS+/Now would’ve done it for me, but “here’s a way to play games you already own that are installed on the console you already own, but it costs £200 and you could do the same thing with many of the devices you already own, some of which may have an ethernet connection, so they’re better at it” just feels like a waste.
- Comment on PlayStation Portal review: impressive hardware but is Remote Play itself good enough? 1 year ago:
Yeah, and convenience used to be putting multiple different functions in one device. Now apparently it’s more convenient to pay £200 for a device that can literally only do one thing instead of using the many other devices you already own to conveniently do the same thing.
- Comment on PlayStation Portal review: impressive hardware but is Remote Play itself good enough? 1 year ago:
Get some glue and make a holder or something. Bigger screen? Use a tablet, laptop, or PC that you’ve probably already got. £200 for a device that can’t do anything on its own? Stop bending over for them.
- Comment on Average UK gig ticket to top £100: 'People treating concerts like mini-holidays' 1 year ago:
Better than being near you.
- Comment on PlayStation Portal review: impressive hardware but is Remote Play itself good enough? 1 year ago:
You can plug your dual sense into both a phone and a steam deck without it costing you any more money.