Absolutely, but even after release fans got told it was coming. I checked out of OW after the PvE debacle in OW1 so this doesn't surprise me, but a lot of people still thought Blizz was going to hold up their end of the bargain, even if it was a little late. So they got it just to play PvP until it came out which, as we can see, it probably never will.
This isn't just content people want and Blizz doesn't want to give because it wouldn't be profitable, it's an entire half of the game that was advertised since announcement. A lot of people got the game with the assumption it was coming. It wouldn't be "live service" if they'd included it from day one like they promised. It would only get looped into that because the "new content" should have been in there from the start. It's Blizz reaping the benefits of an empty promise but wanting none of the blame when people call them out.
I have played HL1 and HL 2 and I still have like 5 more in my backlog. I have no idea what HL 2 Episode 1 and 2 are, Black Mesa is just HL1 HD I think, Deathmatch is multiplayer I think, Deathmatch: Source is in my library too whatever that is, Alyx exists but is only VR I think...
Idk I got into half life thinking I had 2 games to play and now I have no idea what these other games in my library are. Going to have to do a deep dive soon.
True. If it realizes death is iminent, it spikes as this will, at some scale, still be a gradual process where happiness approaches zero before actually reaching it. If not, it stays wherever it would normally be in those instances. Starting at the moment of death, undefined.
Same, I like that it makes you diagnose it too. Most games would let you hit a button and problem fixed. But here you actually have to pay attention to figure out the trigger. For the longest time I thought I was just bad at closing doors.
Been playing this one last night and like half of today. Pretty fun extraction roguelite, and I don't typically enjoy either sub-genre. Enjoying the upgrade and crafting system as well as the music and creepy atmosphere.
I don't think it's about choice of food so much as it is variety. They can catch mice, lizards, birds, even insects in the wild, and each meal tastes different than the last. In the house, it's often the same salty kibble all day every day. Or the same meat mush. I don't think any creature would want that for literally their whole lives. It's not even the same kind of bird or anything. Just a processed mass of homogenous food-flavored material.
"But there's 4 different flavors!" 4 different flavors of the same slop is better, but not by much. I'm reaching that point and it's gotten to where I legit feel bad for not cooking for my pets. I'm starting to look into seasoning options so I can at least switch things up a bit more for them. And some way to add different textures, so it's at least mildly engaging
Absolutely, but even after release fans got told it was coming. I checked out of OW after the PvE debacle in OW1 so this doesn't surprise me, but a lot of people still thought Blizz was going to hold up their end of the bargain, even if it was a little late. So they got it just to play PvP until it came out which, as we can see, it probably never will.