Nothing. Even the most boot licking sycophants point out most of a CEO’s day is just pointless meetings that don’t need to happen. Occasionally a crisis comes up and a CEO will have to do something, or the odd CEO will give themselves actual duties, but that’s not a day to day thing.
You realize normal people can take information and make educated guesses based on that information, yeah?
No, i just saw (some of) what they released to the public. The biggest red flag was the engine change, but before that they talked about redoing all of the generation.
Called it. The developers weren’t interested in finishing a game, only making one.
3 didn’t write then into a corner, it just set up a landmark they refuse to acknowledge. they could have an entire universe of stories about units trying to survive the wars humanity has endured without needing some galaxy ending threat. Reach (the planet) was one variation of millions of similar stories humanity has in Halo and the game exploring it was one of the best, just do more of that!
They don’t have it. They keep trying to escalate in a setting that already has the strongest opponent you can have without going entirely off the rails and they refuse to commit to anything.
It could probably be worth it to keep an active eye on your data even if it remains roughly the same. To keep an established base line, to keep an eye out for changes in environment in specific areas, to monitor the effects of aging, to sell you shit when your eye gets damaged. Probably other evil shit too, or just the paranoid urge to surveil people for no damn reason.
Selling data on people is a lucrative business. Although it is a business and not UBI.
I mean, ATLUS doesn’t miss
Didn’t this kill that cool ass WoD mmo idea the last time this happened? Or an i misremembering?
Really interested in vr, but also not really interested in paying more than a full ass console for it. Well, i guess consoles are getting way over priced these days, but you get what i mean.
He’s not wrong, but i think appealing to yourself or at least a small niche just and foremost is the better goal to chase.
Audacious, if nothing else.
Huh, that makes me wonder if p5 has any actual translation errors. Most of the stuff i saw when it released was bitter localizer complaining about good choices, so i just assumed there was nothing real to complain about.
Never give Nintendo your money, they are devils with subpar games.
Quick scroll down and a click on wherever i land, mhmm.
This is the wildest thing to get caught up on. There are way better dead mmos to try to revive.
Bethesda games get better the farther back you go, almost objectively until you get to Morrowind, only after that is it arguable.
Oblivion is very systems driven, has better character building, more diverse gameplay, wasn’t afraid to let the player get a little silly, generally had better writing, they were less afraid of whimsy, and the world felt like it could exist without you. Skyrim felt like a theme park or movie set focused entirely around you and they were afraid to let you cut loose.
*All of this in theory, the level scaling made oblivion borderline impossible to play and it is still fundamentally bad in that Bethesda way.
Did they think war was like a hurricane? Stay in the eye and you’re all good?