InZoi looks really good to me though Paralives is looking good too.

And as Frost points out, he’s a massive hypocrite.

You very much missed the point of my comment. After the “professional” response the public got when leaving very justified negative feedback on Starfield, I now don’t trust any comment supporting Gamebryo to not be a Bethesda employee. Nor was I advocating for shifting to Unreal, it was the next person who brought up a different engine which I said I’d prefer since it’s reliable. I don’t really care what engine the next Fallout is made with, for example, so long as it isn’t made in Gamebryo by a bunch of hacks.

Personally, I’d rather have games that “just work” like the ones on UE5. I guess I’m weird that way.

Pretty much. They’ve done it so many times now that it can’t even be considered a bet to expect it at the release of one of their games.

Bugthesda. Bugthesda never changes.

Hi, Bugthesda employee! Poppa Todd forced you to expand the totes-not-publicity to the fediverse, did he?

Just call it what it really is: Gamebryo.

I know. Don’t go forgetting Oblivion now 😉 Luckily, I’m not one of the people stupid enough to buy their defective shovelware anymore.

And here we go again. Who had ‘paid mods’ on their bingo card this time?

So long as I can prove I’m dead? I’m now going to add it to my will that my inheritees must yeet my corpse at GoG’s office door.

There’s just no decency in people these days

I know. My comment was about if he’s trying to prove himself right by firing everyone just in time for the use of AI. Hell was invented for scum suckers like Strauss Zelnick

Is this interesting timing or is he going out of his way to prove his point?

Heresy

Men bring home enough bacon for the whole household to live off comfortably.

They said they won’t be paying for it. Nothing about playing it, matey

That wallpaper is freakin sick, dude

Peter Kay. Not my taste but a lot of people find him funny.

It’s almost like they shouldn’t have bought a bunch of gaming studios. They could have at least had the decency to sell them again or made an agreement for independency. The irony of an American company opting against the latter isn’t lost on me.