beard ひげ @beardalaxy@gameliberty.club

@William_The_Dragonborn 10 year old me wanted this so bad

(current me still wants it)

@teratology @xianc78 I think the console versions were launch editions. If it was a Series X then it probably wasn't too bad. It was mainly the last gen versions that had issues.

@lwpembleton it's to release liability. gun ranges do it too by asking if you are on anti-depressants or have suicidal thoughts.

@teratology @xianc78 my roommate and I played it at launch on PC and it definitely has its fair share of glitches, but on console it *barely worked* to the point both Xbox and Playstation removed it from their storefronts. Playing on PC I actually only had a couple of bugs. A ramen cup duplicated, a music loop continued and gave me invincibility, and a garage door had no collision. But that was it, actually.

@RadioSylent #bridemonth

well, i started learning godot. we'll see how it goes. godoes.

Man, do not try playing this game on a keyboard lol. It was 100% not made for it and SEGA made no attempt to make it work. Literally all the mouse does is allow you to move your character by clicking and holding. No camera control to speak of. You move with WASD and use the arrow keys to attack, that's it. In addition, there is no lock-on so WASD does not give you enough granularity to accurately attack things like a joystick would.

@teratology @xianc78 i hope this is a joke because that's the exact opposite that happened on release lmao

cyberpunk was actually a game made for pc, whereas most new games are built for console and then shoddily given a pc port. actually, i think the PC stutter problem really started to become a more widespread issue *after* cyberpunk. it's kind of crazy that i can play ghostrunner 1 (2020) and not have any stutter but ghostrunner 2 (2023) has plenty of it.

@BowsacNoodle @Reluctant_Weeb @shortstories are you guys seriously bragging about the number of mosquito bites you get