@filenotfound_01@that1detectiv3 The problem is that GTA has flying vehicles whereas RDR doesn't, so you can do the whole impassable mountains thing there since it's much harder to break out of (even though people still have using the few boats in the game and some clever glitches) and ruin immersion
@momoxmia I think that's an extremely useful feature since a lot of games like to put hints in dialogue that you only hear/read once and forget by the time you need it
@foenichs3000@slicedlime The current economic situation has created an urgency for them to become profitable, which means trying to scrape every penny of ad revenue they can out of their platforms
@StevenP015 The oldest screenshot is this one from my iPad 2 in 2012, but since you technically said phone here's one taken on my Nexus 4 in (I believe) 2014, it's crazy how much things have changed over the last decade too!
@PhilippWeber_@KinglouiEth @eljeanxp @0xgaut What about an older iPhone (ie 6s) that just has those apps and no SIM or social media apps to minimize distractions?
@unhealthytruth This shows that people likely knew how bad and likely a derailment could be with poorly maintained equipment in an industry with lessening regulations. I don't think this is some crazy conspiracy, but simply corporate greed outweighing environmental safety as usual.
@ynow37@N8Harris99@AngeryOts Wolf attacks are extremely rare as they generally try to avoid humans, so they aren't really all that dangerous, at least not as dangerous as a lot of other video games make them seem unfortunately.