Leave a planet, get some weird full screen error of code/references that are indecipherable, hit escape and get sent back to main menu.
Reload save, replicate actions, no error, no problem.
The machine spirit has been pacified.
Leave a planet, get some weird full screen error of code/references that are indecipherable, hit escape and get sent back to main menu.
Reload save, replicate actions, no error, no problem.
The machine spirit has been pacified.
Been replaying Dark souls 3. Made it to Farron Keep and it is absolutely horrible in multiplayer nowdays.
If youâre a watchdog of Farron(meaning you get pulled into other players realms to fight them to defend the area), most you will encounter are either A) Cheaters. B) Memesters who hide in a corner of the map until you leave or C) Twink groups of 4+ people geared up and ambushing.
If youâre just running through, youâre also going to get spam-invaded by hackers or twinks farm-camping.
One particular individual was clearing house and using some-kind of cheat to pull as many watchdogs into his realm as possible(I ended up there 6 times in a row). And once there he had a censored(very obviously a slur though as it began with N) name, infinite hp cheat on and his steam profile was full of the following: The guy from American History X as his profile picture, location set to Russia, description and profile full of white-supremacist symbols(The main one spammed several times) and various slurs towards ethnicities. It also included rage-bait comments on how he âcollects dark souls tearsâ, several VAC-bans in the dozen and the comment section full of people detailing how he had cheated in their games.
I canât imagine being that level of sad
I will never understand it. Because clearly it is almost a part-time job with the amount of time it actually takes. Like imagine spending most of your free time onâŚthat kind of stuff instead of anything else?
I mean, on Argent Dawn Iâve seen a guy run around who named himself Natoscumx. Tried to name-report him a few times but doesnt seem Blizz did anything with it. And I did it three times, not just once.
Please link me them on Disc.
Much prefer Krile.
NATO-expansion is non negotiable, autocrat fans tremble
Putler and fans upon finding out that rather than weakening NATO, heâs made it more relevant than ever, to the point of making two countries want to give up their generations of neutrality and join NATO:
Greatest unintentional western asset in his own funny way really
Finished Rogue Trader.
Too many ending slides to share them all - I will say that the breadth of response is far better than BG3 did with its (initial) epilogue, though it was a little diminished by bugs meaning that a character who Iâd killed actually stayed alive for another 50 or so years before finally dying.
Abelard: Retired, died in bed surrounded by family, of old age. Good for him!
Argenta: Became a Sister Repentia, died killing a demon. GoodâŚfor her, I think.
Jae: Flew too close to the sun, crushed by a fledgling Rogue Trader who didnât even get named. She had a good few decades of being on top though, so itâs not all bad.
Heinrix: Became Inquisitor, Warden of the Expanse.
Cassia: Became Novator. Stayed in love with me forever, even after she became more mutant. Monster lovers unite.
Idira: Lived a few more years serving RT, apparently got taken on a âbucket listâ trip with Jae? Good for her. I didnât know they were pals. I dunno if I missed some dialogue about it but they never really chatted that I can remember.
Pasqal: Became Amarnat Collective. Disappeared into the Screaming Vortex.
Yrliet: Became the leader of a fleet of Aeldari Corsairs.
Marazhai: I shot him in the head, but he still showed up in the epilogue, apparently handed over to the Inquisition. Yay bugs!
Ulfar: Joined the Stormbiters (he said he wasnât going to?) and eventually got dreadnaughted.
Generally, for the 40k universe? Not a bad set of endings really.
I look forward to playing the game again in likeâŚa year and a half when the DLC is released and itâs fully patched. Next time Iâll do a no officer run though, because turn trading made it kind of a joke.
I love that one.
So it turns out that gardens of the moon is a real banger of a book.
Yeah⌠I thought itâd be neat to do some low-ish PVP themed as a Watcher to get the Covenant rewards.
Ran into the exact same issues. One guy who was clearly a PVP pro, frame perfect dodges and couldnât wear down his estus, plus some outrageously Nonsense weapon. Not actually hacking I thinks, but I ran into him half a dozen times, when one was Not Fun anyway.
Fromsoft do many things well, but PVP isnât one of them, frankly. If youâre not with the meta and exploits and all that crum, itâs just an all around Bad Time.
Worst thing is you arenât even entirely save from these people on console
Back when DS3 was recent I ran into someone who figured out the moveset swap glitch early and was really, really annoying with it.
Itâs time forâŚ
N A T O W A V E
Gardens is a slog with its info dumping, the author has wrote a bit on whether he regrets making it that way.
Iâm glad youâre enjoying it though, iâll wait until you get to the fiest book with hair on its chest; Deadhouse Gates
As the years have went on I unironically believe in horseshoe theory when it comes to the whataboutism regarding western powers
We have a good thing going, Jack
Reflecting more on Rogue Trader, a big disappointment was that as the game progressed, there were fewer and fewer opportunities for Abelard to introduce me.
In fact Iâm not sure there were any from Act 3 onwards.
Real misstep. I shouldâve gotten to the final confrontation with the final boss and had a dialogue option for him to announce me. The villains should have been increasingly befuddled by how I insisted on being introduced every time. That one guy who betrayed you? Who knows exactly who you are? Who hates you with every fibre of his being?
Doesnât matter. Abelard, announce me.
Do elaborate on this?
This is all Souls PvP all the time from Demons Souls to the heat death of the universe.