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Its “Sean Bean” from 8 out of 10 cats does countdown pretty sure

Gaia online is a serious nostalgia trip wow

Im sure there will be plenty of science funding finding its way into Musks pocket

Yep. The only reason i pirate games these days is because they dont offer a demo. After a few hours of playing a pirated game i either buy it or uninstall it. If they offered decent demos i wouldnt pirate at all

I’m sure its plausible, but I just have no faith left in them to stick to a date so would not be at all surprised to see it slip

Yeah because Chris Roberts is so well known for reliable release dates

I’m sorry I wasn’t aware your opinion was absolute truth

Looked up a recipe for hollandaise sauce and the ai bit recommended putting some tequila in there instead of a splash of water…

This was such an obvious joke and you call them smooth brain?

“What else should they do next?” Was the question, everything that came after was you putting words in their mouth as an answer

An incredibly leading question, yes

Stop putting words in their mouth, there are so many things to do other than booing that are non violent but you just immediately took the most extreme possible outcome and suggested that was what the person you are reply to meant.

No one ever suggested it did?

Because lore, backstory and more detailed visuals sparks the imagination and makes these games more exciting

That’s the joke

It has an 8 hour free trial on pc so i imagine a ton of people tried it out. Engagement doesn’t have to equal enjoyment after all

I’ve only spent $45 and when it isn’t being a buggy mess (rare) its an incredible game, i just have minimal hope they can ever really fix it at this point.

You can buy them in game. honestly i dont know why these people even want to buy all these ships with real money, a big part of these games is working your way up and upgrading your ship or buying new better ones. These people are paying to remove that part of the game which blows my mind

This guys thing is documenting the events leading up to the failure of online games, so of course he’s talking about it