If you were traveling at a constant 100 mph, it would take you 249 hours to travel around the circumference of the Earth, and 2,389 hours to reach the Moon. If the distances are actually accurate then these achievements should be nigh on impossible to get in any reasonable amount of time. That now 0.2% of players have them means the distances aren’t accurate, that they used an achievement unlocker, cheated in-game, or have a fuckton of playtime.
I think it’s still a very real issue, even if it’s less of one than it used to be. I haven’t seen any phones or monitors with burn-in in person, but the only OLED monitor I see on a regular basis is my own, and phone screens pose less risk of burn-in in general, since they’re not getting used continuously for 8+ hours a day, nearly every day.
I mean, it takes a minute at most to change the device’s time, so I don’t mind doing it.
This is why roguelikes that are actually closer to Rogue are called traditional roguelikes these days.
Doesn’t matter. It’s still going to be the same Ubisoft formula. It’s a shame as well because the potential is always there but they’re too afraid to actually innovate, not even considering the actual QA issues.
You can’t make this shit up lmao.
We’ll see.
One hell of a week. Probably an even crazier weekend.
Yeah, Star Citizen is the world’s most expensive tech demo, that is the picture book definition of scope creep. It’ll just keep getting more and more complicated, but never get to any kind of a “complete game” state.
I sometimes trip over nothing, even when I’m not running for my fucking life.
Transparency? Disgusting. I should be free to abuse my powers without peasants knowing, it’s my god given right!
Yes, especially given these tumultuous times we live in, I much prefer anything that reinforces cooperation, rather than pitting us against one another.
With the broom, however, I’m reminded of a certain comic.
Also, fucking leg hairs.
I’m glad this happy couple continues to bring awareness to important issues.
Looks like a giant metal mug.
I won’t say he’s in the right, but I understand.
Go back whence you slept.
Paradox’s dlc policy is why I might buy the games, but rarely buy the dlc. I do enjoy the gameplay in them, I probably have something like 3k hours between CK2, CK3, EU4 and Stellaris.
That 0.1% is the number of players who have the achievement, not OP’s completion progress. But it’s also probably very small.