Ultrakill made me appreciate instant respawns and notice the downtime that certain games give you when travelling back to the boss arena like Dark Souls.
That's pretty good, I hope they actually keep to this promise though.
If they want to exercise more control over the gamers who buy their games, they could let more countries sign up for the PSN. At the very least all of the countries in the EU should be able to make an account.
I still have Helldivers 2 in my steam account even though I can't even look at the steam store for it.
Sony releasing games on PC yet region locking them to countries with PSN access is beyond absurd.
It's almost like they hate money.
I wouldn't be so confident about that, considering that Trump is known to spew so much bullshit that the truth is hard to parse from it.
That implies you either know how to save Byzantium at game start or absolutely suck at playing the Ottomans.
Dwarf Fortress has quite a bit of mods that expand the world by quite a bit. Though ofc it also has a lot more features than Rimworld does in terms of simulating a world in the base game, so no surprises there.
Also easy to make mods when graphics can take a small backseat in the non steam version.
Because they want you to complain about the developers and not their corporate overlords.
I was thinking about going over to db0 since the big guy himself seems like a nice enough person. Blahaj is probably my next favourite pick after that.
I'm not surprised that the math in the background of the meme is complete gibberish since conservatives are barely literate at times.
I think that Victoria 2 and CK2 are definitely some of the hardest to learn pdx games, but HOI4 is close to the top.
Currently one of the most popular mods on the Steam workshop, it introduces the West coast of North America to HOI4, including such canon factions as the NCR and Caesar's Legion, while also seamlessly integrating in its own lore about Mexico, Canada, Colorado, Oregon and other regions.
It has custom music, 3D models, an entirely different technology tree to the base game, a hand built map, an economy system and around 92 unique focus trees (not including all of the amazing submods that have been created). Currently the mod is in version 4.2 and will add in new content in the Northern areas of the mod in 5.0, slowly adding in the whole North American continent from West to East.
The only main downside would be the learning curve of HOI4 in general, however Old World Blues is fairly forgiving to new players if they do not play one of the major nations (such as Caesar or the NCR).
I personally recommend new players to play such nations as: the Texas Brotherhood (you have a technological advantage); New Vegas (you are not the target of many wars); Lanius's Cohort (you are much stronger than your surrounding neighbours, who you will try to conquer).
Though it may be recommended to watch a few tutorials of HOI4 before starting (Bitt3rsteel has an amazing beginner's tutorial on his YouTube channel).
Link to the mod: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2265420196
First of all: compare with friends.