I vaguely remember playing it but that’s about all I remember about it.

Yikes. I thought we finally grew out of the “toxic overbearing father” trope.

It’s honestly pathetic how hard you’re arguing to justify this bullshit.

Let it go and stop being a Sony’s cuck. Nothing you say will justify DRM.

Is it a measure that is done in the consumer’s interests? Hell no. Does this negatively affect consumers? Yes. IDC how small a percentage it affects. I care that it affects fellow consumers and their ability to use a product they paid for.

That’s all there is to it. Any excuse from the company to justify it gets them a big fat finger from me. The company’s interests are not my interests and they, in fact, go directly against my interests. So fuck em.

Just so you know, I absolutely give zero shits about their reasons for doing it.

Ruining the experience for everyone else because of a negligible minority of people found a clever way to cheat the system (good for them). Sony can get fucked.

Geez after the debacle with their new DRM shit for digital purchases and rolling back their pledge to release to PC, I wonder fucking why people aren’t climbing over themselves to throw money at 'em.

Not to mention general economics issues plaguing the world right now. Can’t imagine many people have the disposable income to throw at video games to begin with.

Magical objects at least always give off an aura that makes it obvious they are exceptional. And magic items are usually always at least 100G anyways, if you go by the books “item price by rarity” scale, so it’s an equivalent trade off

Or it would be if not for one tiny thing…

You can alternatively spend one short rest in physical contact with the item (Per raw but the variant option of only getting a vague sense of the items capability/strength is better imo) to tell the exact same things as Identity.

Identity is way too expensive for what it does per raw. You still have to touch the item, so it doesn’t prevent curses, and can do the same effect as sitting with it for half an hour. The only thing it does otherwise is give details on any spells that have been cast on the object, not just its innate magical properties, but that is so situationally useful to be worth 100G.

Me either. I don’t get why his arm suddenly feels warm? Ghosts typically make you feel a chill if you walk through them.

The comic just reads like nonsense.

I believe co-op is a guaranteed thing, as they show it off in the trailer towards the end with the duo hanging off the sub and exploring together.

Snowfox and spy pengling were in Below Zero and worked because there were ice shelves that acted as landmasses in that title. Doubt they will make a reappearance in this one. Especially the spy pengling, it felt very gimmicky.

Though, the trailer did look like it teased new traversal tools and personal subs.

your first paragraph is literally the book rules for spell components. You either have a focus/components pouch for mundane components and anything with a gold amount needs to be spent to cast.

Very few spells actually have a costly material component for it to ever come up anyway.

Can’t hide somatic or verbal components without being a Sorcerer for the meta magic though. Otherwise you’re literally undermining one of the key features of that class.

Spell components exist literally for the reason stated at the end: so the DM can keep in check the power of the spellcaster as needed for the scenario by limiting what spells are available to be cast.

Real. There was a wreck one day and it kicked over a caution sign. The sign was left after the wreck was cleared and I happened to be walking home from school, so I picked it up and carried it home to take the sign off and put it up in my room or some other dumb teenage idea. That fucker was heavy.

Yup. And if they don’t, it’s cause they can’t afford it, so a price increase certainly isn’t going to help things

I still remember driving home with my damn PS4 to play the new God of War like it was yesterday. This time business needs to slow tf down.

Try clicking links in the listed sources provided and maybe learn about what a secondary source is. Secondary sources ARE credible sources.

Actually, with what we know of plants, we absolutely do not know if they are or are not sentient conclusively, and there is plenty of evidence to suggest that they do in fact possess the potential capacity to suffer in as much capacity that animals do, just in ways that would be entirely alien to us due to how different a plant’s experience of reality is compared to an animal’s. Yet, just because their experience is alien to us doesn’t mean they do not have those experiences and the evidence suggests that they do have them.

Plants have complex sensory systems that allow them to communicate, learn, remember, and respond dynamically to external stimuli. They have been found to exhibit Pavlovian responses and collectively manage resources between each other through their root structures and mycorrhizal network.

https://www.nathab.com/blog/research-shows-plants-are-sentient-will-we-act-accordingly

https://regenerationinternational.org/2025/04/20/plant-sentience-changes-everything/

Dude really needs a bot that just replies to all their comments with a fixed version of it without the obtuse spelling quirks.

Very big yikes. Makes trying to talk about the game a fucking nightmare on Steam forums because every thread keeps getting highjacked by trolls and rage baiters.

Knew I tagged you as ignorant for a reason. Please educate yourself on systemic forces and incentives.

Commissar Kai just made an excellent video about this very thing.

We need more soup damnit, not more cake.

Man, I remember when the star map was just a path with dots on it and there was a total of 5 frames. Excal, Loki, and Mag were the starting frames.

I remember them adding the star map and people hating it cause it made figuring out how to navigate to new planets confusing as fuck before they added in the being able to walk around your Orbiter and the updated mission tracking menus.

But the community existed and we all helped each other figure it out and progress with each other. Guilds and friendship grew naturally with people who were at the same point of progression you were. Without that community helping figure things out the game wouldn’t have been able to get past those growing pains and become the absolute behemoth it is today.