You seem rather fixated on Edge, unlike anyone who's ever used Windows.

I guess some of us are more astute when it comes to the difference between clicking something and needing to open a terminal and remember strings of commands before. Oh, and being intrinsically familiar with a forum.

It's pirated because it's not through official channels and has the DRM removed, including the requirement for the 2K launcher.

As for the rest of your question, so long as I've understood that mess properly, it's the buyer's problem when companies start taking away the games we've paid for becauae they're hiding behind a license despite never disclosing the purchase had an expiry date or conveniently left out what that date is as time of purchase.

It used to be called Bundle Stars though I dare say most would have been more familiar with Humble Bundle until the Fanatical rebranding in 2017.

And likely runs better if my experiences with Cemu and the Wii U version of BOTW running better than native Switch are any indication.

Fraud is a pretty good word too.

I know. Don't go forgetting Oblivion now 😉 Luckily, I'm not one of the people stupid enough to buy their defective shovelware anymore.

True though I like to think he's prepared, just because I like Obsidian and hope they can pull off a BI -> Ob again... even if it means my dreams of an Obsidian-made Fallout go out the window.

Always

I'd have to agree with that. Sekiro has a lot of the trimmings of other From games while having a movement system much closer to the standard hack-n-slash adventure game like Assassin's Creed or Ghost of Tsushima most recently.

I'm pretty used to it at this point. My best friend is a big Souls fan and is one of the many who refers to Elden Ring as the most approachable From game yet as well as Sekiro as possibly the hardest. The comments I'm used to seeing are ones calling X boss the hardest they've ever gone against and those are consistently the easiest for me. Personally, I'm terrible with the bosses that have a wind up for their attacks and make you wait for the timing as opposed to the ones where it's almost pure reflex. If that sounds more your bag then I'd say Sekiro is your thing and you likely won't enjoy DS or ER. Bloodborne is somewhere in the middle, debatably closer to Sekiro though I've seen arguments for both ways.

Yup. Was totally worth it