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Already did...played this for 5 hours straight last night. Met one other civilization and they are not friendly. They immediately closed their borders and told me to watch what I do...alright. I'll try to establish a trade deal with them and not stir up any conflicts. I may, however, want to increase my military power...just in case. There's so much to handle, it's crazy. I haven't even laid a finger on half of the mechanics. This is exactly what I wanted out of the game and I got it.

Fair enough. I paid 90 bucks for standing room. Pretty sure it'll be worth it Oh boy, I'm giddy with excitement. Will arrive a little late for the support bands but I'll probably only have to wait 2 hours for Muse then. Here's hoping they'll play Bliss instead of Plug in Baby. The latter would be fine, though

Bought Stellaris: Console Edition today (the Deluxe version is currently on sale for 40 bucks). I was craving a 4X game and this was supposed to be very good (despite being miles behind the PC version). Well...45 minutes in and there is so much to learn, but hey...that's 4X for you I can see myself spending a lot of time with this.

Going to see Muse live tomorrow night 32°C...stadium tour...I'll be standing in the sun for 7 hours. Can't wait

Can we blame them? Money makes the world go round. And apparently these journalists didn't make it their mission to uncover issues in the industry but simply want to write about gaming news. Which is fine in general, but sucks for people like us (who want to know more about the apparent issues) and most importantly: for people affected. It's weird. I really don't want to tell people how to do their job/what to do with their profession but then again, I kinda do

Didn't even think about that. It's crazy to me that such a large industry isn't covered in mainstream news Maybe they get paid to "not care"? I know, tinfoil hats and all but...

Disgusting. My intent to buy the next CoD dwindles. Happy to see that more and more stories like this are coming out. Problem is: the largest demographic (i.e. teenagers) don't care about this (this is not me blaming them...as a teenager back in the day I, too, had other things on my mind ) so games will sell no matter what. Gaming journalism needs to get on that shit.

Bought this yesterday and completed the tutorial. So far so good. Takes a nice spin on the Gwent formular, i.e. only two lanes are available but it works. Writing is exceptionally good from what I've seen, but that was to be expected, I guess Puzzles are a cool variation from the standard battles. Will be interesting to see whether the game will be able to keep things fresh until the end.

That's true. And it's stupid. Especially when the gameplay is so good. But gameplay is not what it's about, is it...

It's hilarious how publishers try to copy Fortnite's success by applying this model, however, Fortnite doesn't even require you to sign in/play every day to max out everything Respawn/EA tried to do it this way with Apex Legends and got an insane amount of backlash which apparently will influence the next season positively. Here's my take on GaaS again: I don't mind it, if the game is good and the additional content is reasonably priced. GaaS for full priced games is horrible. Sadly I pretty much buy one game every year (CoD) which uses this kind of model...blame my best friend and the good times we have playing these titles Edit: Ah shit, my post created a new page...peeps: go back one page. S.C.G. posted a video.

Just wait for them to be uploaded to the GDQ YouTube channel

Not interested in PES. Never heard of Horizon Chase Turbo. Seems to be one of those "outrun games"? Will give it a try. People already up in arms about this month's selection

Welp, another PSN sale has started. Interested in: Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales (13.49€) and Stellaris: Console Edition - Deluxe Edition (39.99€) Will probably go for the cheaper option, though.

Love that movie. Oh that cheeky thread title

Excuse me? Polar wins. Everything. Always. And then there's this...

So, @Hero-of-Time (hopefully the right one this time). You gonna buy that Switch version?

Phew, so they got their work cut out for them.

Yup, next season we'll most likely see a lot more of that because the new rule allows it And with the VAR (which I still think is a great addition) we'll see quite the increase in penalties...

Great run, awesome commentary, amazing game.

Should I break the game and keep the starting equipment to make the first part of the playthrough easy as fuck or should I play it regularly? I like breaking games, but I also enjoy playing things normally

Shame about the Switch port. But should be fixable with some patches. Hopefully it'll be fine sooner rather than later. It's a great game that people definitely should play

Got all trophies for Rondo of Blood. I took my time with it. Probably could've done it in 1-2 hours but stretched it out over the entire day Now on to Symphony of the Night.

Further balance changes. Most importantly: Patch 1.02 corrupted files from 1.01, i.e. chests were randomly opened/closed again and in some cases you wouldn't have been able to progress. Not sure if the Switch version will suffer from the same issue but I'd say: Wait for patch 1.02 and start a new game then.