Tim Iswhiny, more like.

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Time for a replay! :)

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Quoting: Pengling

Quoting: ArehandoroNot a game that I will likely play, but definitely this is the biggest single game piece of news for the industry, and its sequel the most selling game in history.

I didn't know that Grand Theft Auto was the sequel to Minecraft. :tongue: :wink:

With all due respect, for me Minecraft is not a game :grin:

No, seriously, I thought GTA was the first xD

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I guess this game will have at least 50% of the audio in Spanish, being based in Miami? :tongue:

Not a game that I will likely play, but definitely this is the biggest single game piece of news for the industry, and its sequel the most selling game in history.

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Symphony of War: The Nephilim Saga: Legends

Not the longest name I've seen for a Japanese game, but those two colons in the title makes my OCD go wild.

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Quoting: KimyrielleStrictly spoken, any game that's developed by a studio not fully independent in their decisions is not an indie game. Which is funnily why Baldur's Gate 3 (a clear AAA title) qualifies as indie, because Larian is a fully independent studio, despite its size.

The community seems to have adopted a slightly altered definition of the term, though. An indie game seems to be anything that's a labor of love and has the "Not made by big business" vibe to it.

That's not entirely correct. During BG3's development, I believe, Larian sold 30% of the business to Tencent.

It's mentioned here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IaCcTD_wKk [External Link]
Also: https://twitter.com/GamerTrader1/status/1431899588324175873 [External Link]

Aside of that, strictly speaking, Larian did not have full independence with BG3. I'm pretty sure Hasbro and WotC had requirements too.

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From wishlist, only It takes two had over 50% discount (my rule to purchase something I had not intended to that month or a full price) so just got it. Perhaps next month there are a few more.

I also tend to clean my wishlist of items to keep it not bigger than 30 to reduce fomo, over spending and stress if I can't finish a game in good time (looking at you, Baldur's Gate 3)

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Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: ArehandoroAfter this update + hotfix 11, not sure which one broke it, BG3 doesn't work any more :(

Proton Hotfix was just updated to fix that.

Was it updated only for the Deck? I can launch the game there but not on my desktop.

EDIT: There is a workaround, from Larian, that fixes it by selecting the beta release_patch4_hf1 or bleeding edge, whichever appears for you.

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After this update + hotfix 11, not sure which one broke it, BG3 doesn't work any more :(

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Quoting: mattaraxiaI really don't get this reasoning, essentially being mad someone gets something newer.

That's not what I said. At all. But to make it clearer; I'm not mad in any way, and much less because someone can get something newer.

I only said that I was unhappy for the lack of opportunity to swap the old components for the new ones. That might be OK in the console world, but not in the PC industry.

I'm happy for those that can/want to afford the revision.

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