This is why I sometimes enjoy Ubisoft trash. Especially Ghost Recon Wildlands and Breakpoint. Just the same old shit on a massive map, an okay story, fun gameplay. Easy. Simple. Nice for mindless bullshit.

For an RPG, try Kingdoms of Amalur Re-reckoning.

as long as you own the game, emulation is legal.

People say this, but I believe it is mostly technically untrue. It’d be a relatively easy argument to say that a downloaded ROM that isn’t exactly the digital copy YOU purchased with a license would be seen as not legal.

However some people talk about literally ripping the game off the physical device themselves, hence copying their own copy of it. Now you are in grey territory of making copies of copyrighted materials, and in the case of more modern games like the last decade, they almost assuredly have language that specifies you don’t actually own the code and all that.

All I’m saying is be careful and probably refrain from repeating the fallacy that owning a game makes emulation of it legal, because that implies having the ROM is legal and that’s doubtful.

Do you hunt for all of your food and cook it from absolute scratch?

I bet you sometimes use a grocery store.

But but but… my parents stories about self-made, and cheapskate, and he’s rich cause apparently he’s not frivolous, and wears sweatpants, and other dumbass lies they ate up…

Yet another shitty article title, here’s why

A hell of a lot of Ubisoft open-world slop released around and in the 2010s.

At the time of its release, it’s wow factor for me was simply some fucking color, compared to PS3 Skyrim which had released mere months earlier.

I love both games, but there’s something about Amalur that I think I love more that I can only think of as it being just medium, average, mediocre but not bad. It’s just something kinda fun. Comfortable.

I do always love “records” that are effectively population increases.

Just like when people share maps of data that are effectively just showing population distribution.

So… Saw Gerrera versus the Rebel Alliance.

You described all executives everywhere.

You just asked for a desktop pc tho.

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Ubi execs probably: “See! SEE! Look at Oblivion. They don’t even care about fixing the bugs. Quick! Leak that we’re redoing Black Flag and we’ll rush it!”

AC3 is literally one of the best.

Also constant pop music in the background. I tried the demo back at launch. It’s okay. I get tired of zombie shit though. It’s like Last of Us meets wannabe Metal Gear Rising with Dark Souls sprinkled in cause of fucking course everything has to be nowadays, all with extremely skin tight booba and outta.

Or Bayonetta 4?

The last 20 years has basically been entirely a troubling trend in tech.

These are unix/linux terminal actions.

‘sudo’ controls access rights, so it’s effectively like Windows admin rights. People typically wouldn’t be allowed to use sudo unless they own the system or are some kind of system administrator (like in a workplace).

The ‘rm’ is the remove function, or deleting files or folders.

‘-rf’ are two options you can specify with the ‘rm’ part. The ‘-r’ part means recursive, and effectively confirms that you do in fact want to delete a directory (folder). Normally rm would not, and rmdir I think only works on empty directories. The ‘-f’ option forces removal of all items without any prompts for confirmation for individual items found for removal.

Then the ‘/*’ is the file and or directory path you want to remove. In this case it’s the top of the system. The entire statement is essentially a joke about a full delete of your computer.

And here I thought it was cause it looked like pommel

I came here for a good argument!

Never was.