@Pirat_Nation So, if one bought the game and took it to a remote cabin without internet, I couldn't play the game at all? If thats the case, i dont understand why anyone would console game at all anymore.
@IGN They were wrapping up and looked like death when i arrived. "That was awesome," escaped one of their lips. Still one of the craziest things ive seen someone do for the love of gaming.
@IGN The craziest launch i can remember. My buddy was friends with one of the editors of the defunct site gaming-age. They had picked up a launch console in Japan, immediately hopped on a plane to California, stayed up 2 days solid playing Mario 64 to completion.
@Pirat_Nation Same thing existed in the first game. It was coined "correlated RNG. There was a mod RNGFix to remove which became the expectation that high level players, seeking records, should play with. Surprising that it was ever a problem in StS2 when it was a well known issue for years.
@Rainmaker1973 The thing you have to understand about doctors is that they are playing a game of odds all day every day. They are betting on 95% plus chances with most prognoses. Of course they are going to be wrong every once in a while.
@DiscussingFilm You are correct sir. 3rd acts are tough. Even the best directors have trouble with them. (looking at you Spielberg) And if you screw up the end of a series it taints the whole thing. Of course if you land it, we'll overlook the bumps along the way. (ie TNG)