Glad you found the toaster! It's probably my favourite too, though I also loved the jukebox having an affair with the light switches. I hope you'll enjoy Lonesome Road, it's my personal favourite DLC I think, though objectively OWB is probably better. I just love the vibes and the levels in LR.
Two very different games in the pipeline after. Alan Wake II was my GOTY last year so hard not to recommend it here. Have you played the preceding Remedy games?
Very. Sadly he's in one of his MIA periods but the best we can do is ping @ljdawson@lemmy.world and hope he is aware of it next time he does an update.
Can confirm this bug happening for me as well. I know it's a client issue because other apps (and the web interface) works normally.
The article itself brings up viewer retention, which would be a fair comparison if there were actually more than one Penguin episode available. Otherwise while context will be important I do think comparing viewership-to-budget is fair.
I'm assuming the jumpscare characters are Dr. Marmont & Marmont.
I am stoked. Looks like we're playing as agent Estevez in this one? Have to imagine it's setting up Control 2, as well.
I'll throw in another vouch for it. Play blind, look up absolutely nothing about the game before playing.
Thanks for the super thorough reply, I really appreciate it! I did do the ritual, I think I got the "ring ending" for Morrigan as I entered the portal with her in the Witch Hunt DLC.
I agree with you on the appeal of these long series of games with save-import being the continuity, so it's a shame to hear it's not more elaborate than that. I know Welonz did a full Dragon Age series playthrough last year so I might just watch that some day. If Veilguard turns out to be incredible (doubtful) I'll take your advice and just watch story recaps I think.
Would you say seeing your choices reverberate through the story by importing your saves makes it worthwhile, or no?
I've played and really enjoyed Origins, but haven't (yet) taken on the other two. With the size of my backlog I'd be happy to leave the other two unplayed as I was satisfied at the end of Origins, but the fact that you can import saves and have your decisions matter does interest me.
They're a bit different than the military ones, but the first three Splinter Cell games are fantastic if you enjoy stealth. Chaos Theory in particular is absolute cinema, one of the best stealth games of all time.
Hope this takes off!
If going by viewers I can't imagine it's anything other than League of Legends. Which is funny because people tell me it's a fairly shit spectator sport (stale meta, low kills etc).