Pretty sure I've heard this every election since Trump got elected. Though, admittedly, not from a noted gorilla scientist.

It's funny that he mentioned Spiderman and John Wick, two other examples I was thinking about mentioning because they came up recently.

The Pokemon bit ending with "Easy." was solid. :-D

If you're using nvidia and like Fedora, try Nobara. It's gaming focused and comes with nvidia drivers.

If you game, and especially if you use nvidiva, I'd recommend Pop!_OS or Nobara.

Oh yeah, I forgot about this one. Good call, definite stinker. Shame, would have loved an Arkham spiritual successor.

If you're going to use a 3rd party app to share photos, why not just use WhatsApp (or Telegram or whatever) in the first place?

Possible you're in a noobie bracket where they keep you away from experienced players so you can learn with less stress... and get into the game before you realize how toxic it can be. :-D

But glad it's good so far! It really is a fun game. I played for a couple years despite all the toxicity so yeah.

I'm not really concerned about the aggregate score. I'm sure it'll be a solid game. I'm just interested in the presumed flaws. Like any product, reading the details of the negative reviews is often far more revealing than the gushing reviews.

I really hope the new AC is a return to form. The first one is still my favorite, though the Ezio chronicles were also really good. This new one looks like they're trying to get back to the feel of the original.

I doubt it will be anywhere near as good as AC1 or 2. This is modern Ubisoft we're talking about here. But I hope...

I am pretty excited for it. I'm going to try to hold off on buying it though. I'm still working through BG3 and Starfield comes out a week after AC6. Then not too long after that, the Cyberpunk DLC drops and I'm REALLY excited for an excuse to replay that game. I also still haven't even started FF16.

I'm hoping that by the time I actually have time to play AC6, I can snag it on sale. There are so many amazing games coming out this month and next, it's a very exciting time to be a gamer!

I picked this up a few weeks back to see what the hype was about. Did nothing for me. Might be because I'm sick to fucking death of the "open world adventure" genre... they all feel like reskins of the same game I've been playing since, oh I dunno, Assassin's Creed 1?

Hogwarts does nail the feel of Harry Potter but that's not enough to keep me interested in a genre that's played out.

From memory, I'm pretty sure Judy can only romance female V (if that's what your regret was).

I'm one of the weirdos who had a good time with Cyberpunk when it first came out. I'm really looking forward to the DLC and trying hard not to play it again before the DLC so I don't burn myself out on it.