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algroth

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Everything posted by algroth

  1. I'd say that they even tried to mimic David Warner's appearance with the watercolour portrait somewhat:
  2. Is there any way to change crouching/sneaking from being a toggle to being hold-down? It'd be nice to have the option for it.
  3. Funny and wholesome. You're a great guy @Mikey Dowling
  4. Seems someone got the Fallout 1st domain before Bethesda and made it into this site (it isn't working at the moment though): https://web.archive.org/web/20191024101236/http://falloutfirst.com/
  5. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/batman-casts-paul-dano-as-riddler-1248494 Paul Dano to play The Riddler in The Batman. I like that bit of casting, can definitely see him in the role.
  6. I see it at $18.27
  7. I agree though I think the general reason behind this is to not punish first-time players who at some point in the game find a new cool weapon that they want for a character and feel they can't because they haven't invested a proficiency point into it. This is something of a tricky point, because regardless of the game making it very clear that proficiency only grants a modal and has no negative side-effects if you don't take it, the fact that it's a spiritual successor for a series of games that heavily punish the player for using weapons they're not proficient at means a lot of players come with the preconception or psychological reflex of assuming one *must* use weapons they're proficient in and *must* invest proficiency points based on the weapons they intend to use and not the modals they grant.
  8. It looks fantastic, can't wait to play it.
  9. Robert Forster

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