BlackSpireWarden

Analytical chemist. Sci-fi novelist. GWOT VET (USMC 0331). Anti woke left/woke right. SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE. Patriot for life. Normal man.

[Pirat_Nation 🔴 @Pirat_Nation]

IGN just gave Wolverine a 6, this game might be cooked.
The clip previews made me want to play it even less, the marketing has been terrible and the character designs… oof, they were literally made by a Concord art designer.

PlayStation is getting L after L. Terrible what they have done with this IP just stop hiring consultants

[LORDS OF THE FALLEN @lotfgame]

Parry got a glow up.

Lords (2023) → Lords II

[Metatron @pureMetatron]

Any help would be very much appreciated.
Thank you so much
https://t.co/DY5mkQFYn3

[Dawnwalker @DawnwalkerGame]

Thank you for playing, sharing, supporting, and being part of the community! ❤

[Cimmerian Pervert @cimmerian_v]

“I will take the children’s side!”

[Merica✝️🇺🇸🎀 @dfort65]

Accurate AF

[Pirat_Nation 🔴 @Pirat_Nation]

Thomas Mahler, director of No Rest for the Wicked and creator of Ori, has launched a new review site called VideoGamesCritic.

He wants give players more weight than professional critics, Two-thirds of the score comes from Steam users, while critics make up the remaining third.

Mahler says sites like Metacritic and OpenCritic mainly show what critics thought about a game, while his site focuses more on what the people actually playing it think.

“Press still counts, it just can’t outvote the people who bought the game.”

The site also gives reviewers and outlets a trust score based on how closely their opinions match player reactions.

It also takes newer Steam reviews more seriously, so a game that improves over time can see its score change.

Mahler calls VideoGamesCritic “the one source of truth for gamers.”

[BlackSpireWarden @SeraphimTyrant]

@ALegendaryDrops You know how refreshing it is to hear that for once…

[Legendary Drops @ALegendaryDrops]

So you're saying they didn't have a Millennial writing staff?

[Rob Schneider 🇺🇸 @RobSchneider]

Gutted. The sensational character actor, Tim Curry has left the stage.
A truly gifted performer of stage and screen, his one eyebrow could say more than most actors entire bodies.
I am grateful to have the rare gift of watching him work, he made you better just standing near him.

[BlackSpireWarden @SeraphimTyrant]

@asha_shar Is your policy on DRM changing as a company? This direction gives me hope, however, if digital only is the future, then we consumers need more protection. We want ownership over a playable license. Make that happen and this becomes infinitely better.

[Marek Tyminski @tyminski_marek]

I stay focused on what players actually want: strong combat, immersive worlds, and games free of political lectures.

Lords of the Fallen II gets the extra time needed for top quality at launch. That standard will not change.

[BlackSpireWarden @SeraphimTyrant]

@SWT_Channel Uhh… PC.

[The Critical Drinker @TheCriticalDri2]

Since X seems to be awash with videos of hysterical women crying and smashing up their own homes, here's a puppy just enjoying life instead.

[Marty O'Donnell @MartyTheElder]

Gamers naturally have a conservative mindset because nobody wants to play a video game where everyone wins! But the games that they grew up loving are now being turned into a vehicle to preach woke politics. And gamers simply don't want to be preached at.

[GOG.COM @GOGcom]

If someone thinks DRM is good, give them the DRM-free pill!

[Dan Vasc @danvasc2]

This is an astonishing attempt at gaslighting by Paul Camuso, not William Shatner.

Paul, do you understand that the Brent Spiner interview is still online? You can't lie to our faces and expect everyone to forget what Spiner actually said.

As we can see below, Spiner did NOT tell a funny story about mistakenly thinking Shatner was angry with him. That is a bad-faith misleading spin of his story.

What Spiner actually described was an online "William Shatner" engaging into an online fight with him that the actual William Shatner had no knowledge about.

And there is other public evidence that makes your lies even more absurd.

Mr Shatner himself told Vanity Fair publicly that he had hired someone to "do Twitter" for him.

And according to Courthouse News, you, Paul Camuso, have been included in a libel lawsuit pertaining to posts by the William Shatner Twitter account. If Mr Shatner himself is the one posting, why were you included as a defendant?

Also, are we now supposed to believe that a 95-year-old William Shatner — one of the busiest and most accomplished living cultural icons in the world — personally spends his time digging through replies, keeping track of obscure internet drama, fighting lifelong fans, blocking people, researching what strangers have said about him, and engaging in these bizarre petty feuds all day?

I don’t believe it. At all.

Star Trek means a tremendous amount to me. Captain Kirk is my favorite Star Trek captain and has been a genuine model to me of courage, loyalty and command.

And when historians of the real 23rd century study who the major cultural figures of our era were, they will think legendary William Shatner actually spent his final decades obsessively fighting strangers on the internet, insulting lifelong fans and involving himself in petty online drama. All thanks to Paul Caruso writing his insecurities into William Shatner's historical record.

That's why this saddens me. Mr Shatner's legacy deserves better.

I hope someone in William Shatner’s family sees what is happening and takes a serious look at who is speaking to the world in his name.

[TheBackgroundNPC 🧙‍♂️ @BGroundNPC]

Do you ever tell yourself something you really need to be true? So does Western AAA 😑

Wolverine memes are a "relentless onslaught," Halo Campaign Evolved was a "successful launch," and Bethesda protestors still make “great games people love."

📺: https://t.co/6KPbffsXTB

[Marek Tyminski @tyminski_marek]

Lords of the Fallen 2 hits its next internal milestone next Monday.

The studio is working more united than ever. As of today every development department is fully integrated with the Launch Creative Team (including veteran players) to push the game vision as far as it can go.

Myself and all studio directors share one cohesive, transparent vision. Every decision puts players at the center.

Our culture has evolved: performance-driven and laser-focused on delivering top-class experiences.

That’s the formula I’m betting on for a successful launch and long-term studio longevity.

[Legendary Drops @ALegendaryDrops]

It's astounding how soft this industry is.

Memes likely to send people into therapy.