circuitfarmer

Hey hey hey... Squawks are perfectly fine. Especially for pilots who are required to squawk with a transponder.

I dare you to stop stumping for Bethesda.

That's the cool thing about opinions. Everyone can have their own.

Nope. Sorry if you need copium, but I played about 50 hours. It got really boring because planets are generally empty. Combat is OK, but not special.

There really needed to be improvements to flight. As it stands, you can't even walk around your own ship while it's underway. And that, as I said, is because of the Creation engine. It's just not acceptable for a modern game. Bethesda knows this, they're just milking what's left.

Is it the worst game ever made? Not by a longshot. But it's not a good one either.

PS- and if you like the game, great. That's the cool thing about opinions. Everyone can have their own.

Its OK. They'll be back to licking his boots tomorrow.

Sadly mods won't fix the fact you have to play a loading screen.

The fact that Bethesda thought they could get away with their ancient engine once again is laughable.

Don't let perfect be the enemy of good

I love you. This is something so many people need to hear, and crucially, understand.

It's a special kind of whataboutism to always claim that nothing is good enough. Nudges in the right direction matter. We're so tied up in the perfect solution that the nudges fail, and here we are.

Comical at this point. Eventually people just stop following these "orders".

Rome fell when most of its population no longer saw its government as legitimate.

Maybe. I find that to be a really weird business strategy. But, maybe their analysts are very confident that console gaming is rapidly dying. If not.... shrug.

So presidential!

If you're the president of a shady gambling company.

A broken clock is right twice a day.

I do hope those sheeple who followed her so diligently for so long are given a little pause, at least. But without intelligent thought to back that up, she'll just fade away.

Part of a much larger trend of companies finding out that there is a limit to consumer spending, and most consumers are already beyond it.

So this is just one big circle jerk war?

Yes, and a key observation might be: the oligarchy being discussed more and more in the US is not constrained to the US. There is (in a practical sense, not an official one) a single world government controlled entirely by the rich who are currently circle-jerking.