The first Brink patch made it quasi-playable, but the damage had already been done.
And even after they fixed it, the AI still stank. They’d just ran back in the exact same path sometimes; to the point that you could just aim at a point and headshot all of them.
Also playing with my partner. Spell tooltips have been completely accurate, and we’ve only encountered one issue, which was solved with waiting a minute and the game sorted itself out.
Yeah. It was legit useful for Divinity OS2, as the switch legit couldn’t handle a game where you did everything, picked up PC version from a steam sale and finished the save.
Everything is marketed now.
Everything is about money and selling either what you’re doing or selling you crap.
Its no longer an exploration, its gotten into exploitation, and the same groups and companies that were created to explore are now the primary exploiters.
Particularly Google needs to be torn up into tiny companies that are never allowed to communicate with one another in any fashion. They’re being allowed to do stuff that Microsoft never even got close to doing because being slapped back.
I have precisely one thing I left on one reddit account because I can’t bring myself to delete it. I asked a question on a history sub and got a fantastic answer on an obscure question.
The first Brink patch made it quasi-playable, but the damage had already been done.
And even after they fixed it, the AI still stank. They’d just ran back in the exact same path sometimes; to the point that you could just aim at a point and headshot all of them.