Crazycrab

I think they are pretty much worse than pointless. They generally make your character substancialy weaker. I play on the hardest difficulty setting with badass custom tempered and enchanted weapons and armour. Becoming a werewolf removes it and I die in maybe 2 or 3 hits! It's not balanced at all.

I don't believe that any version of MarioKart has ever been officially released on PC and I don't see Nintendo doing so anytime soon. Even Mario Kart PC is an unofficial port of the Android and IOS game MarioKart Tour. They are still a company that relies on the more traditional console marketing approach of selling hardware.

I think this is the same laptop brother @Shagger uses. He'd know better than me about how well it performs but it seems to be very good.

I'm sorry but for a game like Ghost of Tsushima, which seems to in the same vein as something like Assassins Creed or Horizon Zero Dawn a mechanic like this doesn't make any sense for the following reasons: 1: I don't need cover. Probably the most obvious reason I don't need cover is because I'm not using a gun and neither are they! Even if there a some ranged weapons like bows and arrows it's more effective to dodge, block or hide behind obstacles while moving forward because I have to close the distance anyway. 2: It's an open world. Now I'm not saying that these types of sytems can't work in an open field, although it's true that for aforementioned reasons they absolutely don't in game with no shooting. They work best when moving in a liner path towsrds the objective in a more directed set piece. In a an open setting where my position could be flanked at any time the last thing I want is a useless auto-cover mechanic sticking me to walls and slowing me down. 3: Melee. This is probably the biggest flaw with this type of mechanic in a game like this, if I'm using melee almost exclusively why the hell would I want to tether myself to a wall? It draws back to the other two points of not needing cover and being in an open field where there are no walls most of the time, it's pointless! In a game without shooting it literally serves no purpose.

Ghost of Tsushima isn't a shooter, so I don't see why you would need a cover swap mechanic.

WRONG! As I already explained, that is the prompt when you initially try to install a game. There is no such option for a game that is already installed. The only way to verify the location of a current instal is to manually look for it. Wrong again. What you're doing is moving the files manually from one location to another manually outside the app. The exact same process can easily be done through steam by moving the files and then "re-installing them" at the new location, but this can also be done in app. Not only that but, this exact process doesn't even work with the Epic Launcher, I know because I just tried it myself. You need to jump through a bunch of extra hoops like going into the epic manifests folder and using notepad to make edits to the appropriate files. The issue I was trying to help you with back then was trying to make two steam folder locations on the SAME drive, which is bungling process that should be much easier than it actually is but it's not the same thing. I'm sorry to call you out but people need know the truth if they actully want to do these kind of things with their games on this service, I'll leave a guide that goes into more detail: https://codeinsecurity.wordpress.com/2019/11/22/moving-epic-games-store-games-without-re-installing-them/

Where? It's not in downloads, it's not in tool tip menu for any of the games and it's not in settings. In Steam asccessing local files or moving a game to another folder or drive is a piece of piss, you just right click, properties, local files tab and there you go. Epic doesn't seem to have of these functions, all you can do uninstall or verify and it doesnt even tell you what drive it's on.

True, but It's got it's share of annoyances especially when compared to other clients. it doesn't seem to work offline or at not as easily as Steam, GOG or even UPlay. There is no cart which means you have to buy each item one at a time which is a pain in the ass. I also find it difficult to navigate some of the basic functions, for example finding out where the installation folder is. You think it would be listed under the tooltip menu for each game in your library but no! As far as I can tell the only way to find out where anything is downloaded is to click install on another game.

I'm playing Final Fantasy VII Remake which means Cloud is running at me with his Buster Sword... I'm fucked!

As more of a casual player I prefer Mortal Kombat. Easier to "pick up and play", more interesting lore/characters and of course... THE VIOLENCE!!!

Let's see... Delphine, Skyrim: She goes behind your back, steals the Horn of Jurgen Windcaller, refuses to tell you anything and actually has the balls to question whether she should trust YOU!!! That's just the start, she then tricks you into infiltrating her old enemy, undermines you and tries to take all the credit for everything you and Esbern have done and then refuses to co-operate unless you kill you kill your strongest ally... FUCK THIS BITCH! Everyone, Final Fantasy XIII: Lighning is a cold hearted bitch, Snow is idiotic douche, Sazh is baffoon, Vannile is an Airhead, Hope is a wimp, and Fang has the moral fortitude of shitty bond villain.

This one just doesn’t seem worth it as far as I’m concerned. It would be a licensing nightmare, The Show has gone downhill, it's not aged well since most of the jokes reference episodes from so long ago and honestly, the game wasn't even that great back then. It was just a 6 or 7 out of 10 GTA clone with Simpsons characters.

Go for one of the cheap to mid range ones, Big brands like KontrolFreak charge about £15 which is ridiculous. The ones in the picture I posted are £4.29 in the UK and that's not bad.

They are thumb stick extensions. They artificially lengthen the sticks which had the effect of "gearing them up", making it easier to make sensitive movement's. You can normally find them at most Gamestops or whatever but now Amazon or EBay would be your best bet.

I use archery most of the time and, although I'm on PC I still use a controller and i've gotten pretty good at it.. Like most skills you need to pair it up with others that help you which in this case would be smithing, enchanting and in particular stealth. Outside of that there isn't really much to coach here, It just takes practice. If the sticks on your controller are to sensitive then maybe these will help a little: I use these kind of things on most of my controllers and I find they help a little bit, just don't believe the BS that will help you win at Call of Duty or whatever.

It was a great event. I appreciate that in these times WWE are experimenting with ideas that they can't do with a live audience in a arena. The previous matches before the MITB match were all good as well. The only thing that annoyed me was that in the climax of the Woman's MITB only 3 of the superstars actully made it to the roof and it was a pretty abrupt. To whom it may concern... it's not 1998, I know about computers and I studied Java script at University. So don't waste your time peddling your ridiculous empty threats on me.

Your a whiney keyboard warrior with a Napoleon complex... so...

When I play Skyrim I use the Bow as my primary, sneaking and picking them off from a distance. I therefore tend to have followers that do the opposite, charge forward and close the distance with Melee while I continue to pick them off.

Blazing Saddles, even though the film is ultimately anti-racist and the use of its... let's say "racial language" is all within that context, there is NO WAY any Hollywood studio would green light it today. It a classic though!

Lincoln's repeater from Fallout 3. With the right perks you can just V.A.T.S headshots all day long!

As usual any point except your goes way over your head. At what what did I say you can't be a can't be a can of both combat sports and sports entertainment? Your the one who needs to take a long, hard look in the mirror.

It's unfortunate, but I do appreciate that WWE are to some degree taking advantage of the situation. They could have just held regular ladder matches at the performance but they decided to do something different that they couldn't have done in a arena.

To make a post that isn't a rant I am looking forward to Money in the Bank this weekend. I have no idea what to expect from the Money in the Bank Ladder match. It's already pretty chaotic normally, but now it's at WWE headquarters, from the ground floor to the roof, the men's and women's matches going on simultaneously... It's chaos on top of chaos and I legit have no idea what to expect!

I'm SO sick if the ignorant cocks who dismiss pro wrestling for being "fake". Just like movies, It's about telling a story. If you compare it to a competitive sport like cage fighting, boxing or even Olympic style amateur wrestling then not only have you completely missed the point, but you are a total fucking hypocrite unless you dismiss every fictional book, movie and TV series that has ever existed for not being "real". I enjoy the over the top characters, the funny gimmicks, the in ring action and hold a lot of respect the athetism required to do this, scripted, 2 or 3 times a week. Most top end pro-boxers or MMA fighters do it, unscripted, 2 or 3 times a year. I respect them as athletes too but if you respect one but dismiss the other then you are a hypocrite.