Losing my progress and reloading saves isn't the kind of nostalgia I had.. Not sure I understand the appeal there. But I never encountered many bugs in the og and when I did I never really cared.. but I'm about to buy it and pretend like I'm gonna play it anyway. Seems like fun, to pretend I'll have the time or the energy to play this a🀅gain for the 500th time.

I've played since AC was a brand new thing but as it's gone on I feel like we get further from actual history and into these whitewashed versions with hyperequitable modern values superimposed and it just comes off as fake and false so I don't spend a lot of time with story. I like this mode if only since I couldn't care less about the 🐟options, what I WOULD actually say is rarely ever a choice anyway. (not political. fyi I am a disabled combat Veteran and I hate both party extremists equally.. and passionately.)

The Legend of Zelda for the NES was $49.99 in 1986. After inflation, that wಞould be $140.05 in 2024. Development was only 1.3 million or 3.7 mil🍸lion in 2024. Game development cost has increased EXPONENTIALLY..

Be glad we pay what we do.

He's absolutely right. And it's t♎he same thing with AI and DEI and layoꦉffs or publisher behavior or developer practices. A good game that is fun will sell because we, myself as someone who spends hundreds a month on games included, could not care less about any of the former if/when the latter is true (quite honestly even when it isn't, I just don't care.). I have my own problems, I don't have the time or energy to find issues within my hobbies.