Growing up I’ve always been a keyboard racer. The only benefit i see from gamepad is that you can hold any angle while turning, even slight ones.
With keyboard every movement is timing and it’s easier to build muscle memory for me.
Edit: the reason I want a vr headset and racing wheel are the opposite of what keyboard gaming is
Saying Idgaf is deflection of the real issue here
Demos should have reviews, of the full game.
The signal pathways change
To be honest I hope my comment helps people understand the nature of psychedelics. Think of it as tl:dr
It’s not desyncronized. Just synchronized in a different way we’re not used to.
What’s this about?
Obviously, paying customers would want to look and feel premium. Plenty of events and rewards provide content that look good.
It’s the desire to look different that drives the high volume cosmetic sales. If someone can’t afford it, they don’t lose out on content but still able to access a full-fledged game.
That’s a great thing, not possible without microtransactions.
I don’t get the hate for cosmetic microtransaction, that’s the best kind.
Yep. like Linux, Mac recently got Wine support and can play quite a few windows games.
The whole package seemed a bit expensive on the Switch. But I’ve spent way too many hours despite the blurry graphics
Lol, true and thanks for pointing out the sale. I’m looking for games which would run on mac nowadays
If you like eurotruck but want something a little more intense, snowrunner is great. Base game has well over 100hr of gameplay
That’s the one I’m stuck with
I love gyro, need more controllers using them
Oh, this is an accurate example. The only reason difficulty demand came thru is because souls games are simply more popular.
Hades has a ‘god mode’. Give them a cheat code already, these kids aren’t gonna learn to play a new game
I’m a Deck man myself
Nestle probably has a patent for ‘purifying’ mountain water
Great site, lots of info on gamification