MrNobody
@MrNobody@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on Is this true? 2 weeks ago:
Maybe, but it was nowhere near as popular as plain Minecraft. The sales numbers alone can attest to that, plus the fact there hasn’t been a sequel should be all the proof you need to say that a linear minecraft wouldn’t do too well.
- Comment on Games with singleplayer campaigns that let me fight/kill nazis? 4 weeks ago:
Third word in OP title?
- Comment on 1 month ago:
Its not really an old game, though i guess that depends on your age, given you’ve had a 20 year break from gaming you likely aren’t young. The game is younger than both GTA:V and skyrim though, in saying that there is nothing wrong with old games. The half-life and portal games still hold up great, Witcher 3 is no different, its a pretty decent game. If you like this sort of thing. If you like story heavy third-person open world games with a fleshed out world then yes. Also, gwent. Ignore the standalone version, but the in-game card game is extremely addictive. Multiple endings, new game +, nothing like a souls game but it isn’t a cake walk either, unless you want that.
- Comment on this absolute bullshit from reddit 1 month ago:
Almost like thats what this post is about.
- Comment on Fallout 5 officially in pre-production, being built on Elder Scrolls VI engine 1 month ago:
2036 and two more rounds of mass layoffs from Xbox.
Optimistic to assume only 2 more rounds of layoffs in the next decade, as opposed to next year or two.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 year ago:
True, but the idiom is that there is no such thing as a stupid question. You know, to make people feel comfortable about asking questions. Theres also a saying that a fool is better off remaining silent and thought as such, rather than to open his mouth and remove all doubt.
Other than that, there is no idiom, quote, parable, prophecy, or ingrained saying about there not being a stupid answer.