britain is 50 50 metric. Fuel, food is sold in metric. speed limits and pub alcohol is sold in imperial.

probably suggested testing before release and not putting core gameplay in early DLC.

Those ideas wont catch on at Paradox.

we are glad we moved back "home" out of England after brexit, I was pretty much retired anyway so might as well move back to the better weather. the funniest local newspaper reports were fishermen who were promised all the hauls they want only to be saddled with twice as much paperwork and 10% less quota. Hill farmers who can no longer afford the paperwork or additional vet stamps to send abroad. Local fruit farms who lost all their staff in one season as the polish moved back home and the locals cant actually afford to live in the lake district, nevwr mind work for minimum wage. Almost every cafe, restaurant, pub wanted staff and drivers, again because the romanian, spanish and polish hospitality staff went home.

GDPR wont be rolled back, well maybe in name only, because the EU will simply shutter data access.

The UK will slip into obscurity now. However, it has shown thw rest of the EU how going alone will totally fuck up your economy.

GunSlingerAU wrote on Aug 18, 2021, 00:03:
I'm still waiting for revamped crafting, as well as an overhaul of the way the police and other NPCs react. Do you think this will ever happen though? I played 20 hours of the PC version at launch, and these two areas were my major issues, along with the many bugs. I know the bugs have mainly been patched, but I'm still hoping that the city will be fleshed out to feel more alive, rather than a movie set with a very strict main pathway that doesn't encourage exploration. You know, more like GTA as it was promoted. But if this is never going to happen, I might as well play it through now, with my expectations tampered.

i doubt it. modders have tried and there are mods to address certain linear functions but the core isnt there.

from a stability point of view it is pretty much there and has been for a while. From a pure gameplay view there are missions, story and a decent enough world, combat, loot etc buuut the AI lets the game down. NPCs are a shadow of their potential and the law enforcement is a joke. Traffic is also a letdown.

The problem is, GTA will always be a comparison (as will RDR2) for open world interactions.

I have always said, saints row is a better comparison for AI.

i dont think ive ever downloaded an abandonware rom that I havent purchased previously. i ditched my amaga games in the bin during a large move late 90s, the hardware went some years before.

easy solution. Root. Magisk. GPS joystick.

I must admit I got bored after a month of this (to be fair I live in a fairly hilly region with nothing of note nearby, it is a substantially better game for those living in a metropolis, I regulalrly teleported to tokyo as it was much better juat walking around a park)

22 microgrammes of alcohol in 100ml of breath here where I live. Thats fairly low for western countries.

I play enough KSP to be a decent internet rocket engineer, designer and astronaut. Just put more boosters, more struts and give it more delta V and it will be fine.

the cake was a lie.

airplane? perhaps i picked the wrong day to give up sniffing glue.

carrier command was brutal. I could only defeat the other carrier with cheats.

Bethesda need to sort out the hacked weapons, duplicators crashing servers, constant "not responding", inconsistent approach to deprecated kit that ruins events.

FO76 is an OK game for the first few levels but as soon as you start to get deeper you meet the hackers and OP "removed" kit that basically means you stand there in an event doing nothing. The solution? Pay per month for a private server.

Nah. Buy in a sale, play for a month and then move on.

TBH I just played RDR2 the same as GTA, murder everything you see and outrun the cops.

HorrorScope wrote on Jul 7, 2021, 15:59:

JTW wrote on Jul 7, 2021, 14:38:
You don't fire people for allegations. You investigate people for allegation, then fire people for actual, confirmed misconduct.

UbiSoft's problems are that they're not being transparent about the process, leaving us to take their word for it, and having a reputation that makes their word unreliable.

Well you tell me what the fuck company would make this transparent to the world? You'd have to be the dumbest business man alive to do that. Liability protection is A1 these days. One has to hope they are a company that cares about brand and that if something egregious is happening and they don't address the alleged victim can lawyer up and go that route, that's the reason for companies to do a good job, the lawsuit, the liability, that's your check and balance for them. But any of this isn't just a complete open book to the public.

Standard operating procedure when you have a third party such as ACAS. The difference is, you can say a third party looked into things and the third party happened to be Bob from the pub.

Transparency doesnt have to mean all paperwork is disclosed, it means the procedures and processes are disclosed.

I got RDR2 on a sale last year, really enjoyed it.

the settlement appears to be a new tug boat.

i suspect it went along the lines, your pilots were on the boat. your fault. we will pull insurance on the canal, you can impound all you want and sort out the rusting hulks.

I play enough KSP to deem myself an internet expert in space math. Surely the deltaV and impulse requirement on even a small deflection is huge.

the game is fine, playable and fun. Sure its not an AAA must play best in class, but some people just want to ride the complaint train.

I cannot comment on console versions (i hear performance wasnt very good on console) but for me, it was decent after the first few weeks of patching, certainly playable and a good game. Not one I will replay back too many times though.

not all of us live in the US so some european might take up the case.

I get cheesed off with unnecessarily pluralisation such as "anyways".

the atmosphere on mars is the least concern. the shit magnetic field and harsh radiation are the problems. having an atmosohere might make things a little better but in reality fancy shelters will be needed for more permanent habitation.