Video Game General

@evilpresident  
My guess is that Sony was the only company willing to support their game, since they weren’t very well known at the time.

So, any idea what systems 76 is going to be on, and if cross-platform will be a thing?

Na endlich! It only took two YouTube videos, a lot of WTF and reading the own Game-intern-wikipedia for 50 minutes, but finally I have finished the tutorial of Hearts of Iron IV. And I even understood! God, this game is complicated. But once you figure it out, it’s actually quite nice and plausible. ;-D
 
Now let’s the party started… Ob’s stürmt oder schneit, ob die Sonne uns lacht!
 

@Meanlucario  
It’ll most likely follow the pattern of the last couple Fallout games: PC, PS4, Xbox One.

@Meanlucario  
I could see them doing that with maybe the PC and XB1 versions but not the sony one,

@Thanotos Omega  
That’s because Sony needs to learn to mature like Nintendo.

I’ve been interested in Cities: Skylines (despite the fact that I can’t play it, at least not directly), but like most simulation games it has a bunch of DLC which gets me thinkin’ a bit and a few have typed some of the DLC is pretty essential for a functional city, as opposed to just a good-looking one. At least one user has typed the reverse. Hmm.

@Josh103  
Always take that stuff with a grain of salt, allot of gamers claim that games are only good under their own very exact circumstances,

@Josh103  
DLC is definitely not essential for Cities: Skylines. I only have the one for new transport stuff and even that is only because I want to have monorails in my cities, not because I thought I really needed it. And I really want to have the latest one, that adds park mechanics and probably will get it when I pick up the game again, but it’s still not essential.
 
Now, admittedly, those DLC did add some things that one could deem essential and they really improve the game. But: You don’t have the buy the DLC themselves for them. Instead, they’re added in a free update that comes out at the same time as the DLC itself. For example, aforementioned transport DLC added new features for traffic control, which you got even if you didn’t buy the DLC (which really didn’t add much more than new kinds of public transport).
 
On other cases, they added cosmetic features in free updates, that only get gameplay-relevant when you have the respective DLC (as happened with the day/night cycle).
 
Cities: Skylines’ approach to DLC is pretty great.

People who play EU4 without all of the DLC are braver than the marines

I’m going to pick up Hollow Knight when I have some cash.

@Chrys  
same

@Commune  
How good is EU4? I’ve been planning to check it out when I get a new PC.

Got Bayo 1 on steam, I played the first chapter and I gotta say it’s better than DMC.

Bayonetta deserves to be broken in SSB (;

@Mikey  
Bayo is just more Charismatic than Dante,

“Game journalism”
 

@LeoNero  
What the actual fuck?! XD

THE POSTS HAVE BEEN DOUBLED!!!!

@LeoNero  
Please leave these things to the theorists, Kotaku.

@Thanotos Omega  
Yes

@PonyPon  
Sounds about right.

@PonyPon  
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