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I get it man, you’re playing competitive online games and not want to be stuck with randoms, but that’s just the way it is.

But I don’t suppose I have to tell you that you really shouldn’t feel obligued to tell people what should and shouldn’t be fun for them in games that they spent their hard earned money on?

School and job is exhaustive my man, add it to it how stressful and hard to learn online games are and it should be easy to understand that most people may not be willing to put extra effort into being competitive in them, but they still want and deserve to have fun in them on their own rules.


Oh dear me, it’s yet-another-copy-paste-aaa-fps-that-doesn’t-differ-from-the-previous-one-at-all o’clock already, how the time flies!


I remember booting up AC2 on my Windows 7 powered by my Nvidia Geforce GTX460. Maybe it was my gullible teenage perception, but back then - just seeing the logos of these companies really hyped me up before the experience


Yes, ubisoft, the one game over and over and over and over and over again company


This game is balanced around the Witcher Gear I believe, so there’s that. But I do enjoy playing without it for a more aesthetically intricate experience.


I find it ridiculously impressive given how abhorrently expensive purchasing and owning it is.




Never really got into it, but it does still have some massive following in the Eastern Europe.

Every old geezer around here will wreck your ass given the chance.




I remember seeing some dev notes on reddit a year ago and it felt like a total Hollow Knigh ripoff. Same moveset, same tools, same everything. Is this still the case?


Are you telling me that it is excusable for a company engaging over 400 people over many many years in a production of a videogame to not playtest their game and make players pay for testing it?

Dude, Early Access is okay if you are an indie games company with limited resources, NOT an AAA producer with infinite budget.



That’s another thing, yes - games are more pricy, cannot be pirated and there’s no third party websites for buying keys for cheap.

That being said, you can still buy games on discs and later resell them. That way you basically play for free if you buy used and resell for the same price.

I’m also a big fan of Playstation Plus


It did not matter to me when I was buying PS5 last year, so that’s not a general rule

What did matter, however, was the PS Plus collection. I you don’t want to sail under Jolly Roger, that’s a huge factor


Even if you build your PC with PS5 equivalents, you are most likely to pay at least a bit more for the whole package, and - most importantly - games still won’t run as smooth as they do on PS5.

Console games are optimized to work best specifically with their hardware


You will need to pay at least twice as much for a PC if you want games to run as nice as they do on PS5