UnbornTao

Learning by seeing:

Too late.

But where's the bathroom?!

Nothing against legumes, they're great.

This playthrough is dedicated to you @Basman haha

@Basman Ironically, I've barely played GTA V and have no interest in it. A mod should do the job: take Red Dead's assets and reimplement them into the game

Now I won't receive Rockstar's commission. Fuck me.

Horse balls are non-negotiable. Morrowind needs a bunch of mods to feel like a 2010 game.

But you barely played it. We're taking this really really seriously.

Legumes.

That's the joke

And Science said: "let there be God."

Of course. You should've checked your expectations before getting the game. But hey, maybe give it another chance now that you've put ten hours into your last playthrough. In this case, I wouldn't start a new one.

It's true, but it's fine. I found it a bit funny.

Watch out for the kind of lightweight, intellectual affectation that might pass for radical openness. It has to be real and experiential, not just "everything goes."

I know, it's evident. My remark was a twist on your question - as if you were asking whether real life is real.

Play Fortnite, then.

I was being sarcastic - though maybe you're referring to real life. In that case, yes.

Sticking with your computer's stock options. Assuming that emotions are caused by external circumstances.

I get that realism is not the be-all and end-all. All things considered, in my view, it is a nice addition to the world, gameplay, and story. But for this game it requires more than ten hours of playtime to really give it a chance and offer a fair take. At least that's how I see it.

Talk about immersion.

Getting the Suspend function to work properly on CachyOS with NVIDIA drivers is the real fucking odyssey.

Let's keep the proselytizing going:

That may be. And Red Dead likely earned them plenty, too; it's just well made, even if it's not your type of game. Seven years on, few games match its graphics, technical complexity, or the sense of a truly alive open world. How many games evoke that feeling? Not many. Even if you don't like it, it's the sort of game that breaks new ground in the industry, even if just in the technical aspect.