I've always wanted to, but never got around to it! Definitely sounds like a lot of fun.

The problem is that the price is high only for short periods of time, and people usually get complacent. Anyway, let's see how it turns out.

Yes, definitely a fan of the Peak frontends. I'm cautiously optimistic. If there's anything Steem has taught me, just when you think things can't get worse, they somehow do... There are some good devs

Assassin's Creed has always had strong writing. Even the weaker entries (III, Unity, Syndicate) were intriguing. The series has made a huge comeback since. Odyssey is my favourite of the series, and features

Yes, Portal 2 and Limbo are great examples. INSIDE is by the same developers as Limbo, by the way. I love both games, but INSIDE takes the concept to the next level.

SMTs and consumer driven models will definitely be compatible with the new system I'd like to see. There's always an audience, no matter how crazy the ideas are... (And since you're one of the top authors

Reddit is pretty good. Your experience will vary based on the subreddit you're active on, but by and large, there's always good engagement in the topics I'm interested in. I also follow some people on

I don't think it's all that complex to build a decentralized advertising system. Voice is attempting to do something similar. I have no faith in their execution, but the concept is sound. BAT has been

Haha, that's pretty funny. The game has many funny bugs, which somehow add to the charm of it.

Well put, the lack of consumers is definitely an issue. The problem is consumers aren't going to buy in to a highly inflating economy in the long term. This is clearly evident from STEEM's continuously

Welcome to Skyrim! This is one of those rare games that people love to "Yeah, but it's not that great". But it really, really is. I can find a lot to nitpick about, but it doesn't matter.

That's a good point, though I'll say that there are a fair few massive projects which are also willing to take major risks. Speaking of EA, you can really feel the passion in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.

I'm right with you on the games-as-a-service thing, and the overtly cinematic "movie game". However, there's a great amount of diversity in modern gaming. Particularly, the independent gaming

To be clear, I'm by no means underestimating the severity of the virus, but rather contemplating the socioeconomic effects of it. Global civilization is much more resilient today than it was hundreds of

Cheers! Let's make Movies & TV a top community on Hive!

I'd say stick with it, give it some time. It's a new paradigm, sometimes these tastes take time to be acquired.

Well said! The great thing about games is that there can be all types of players. Obviously, for you story is king, but there are others who keep skipping cutscenes and just want the gameplay! As I mentioned,

That's some sweet gear right there!

Yes, definitely worth a revisit! You might want to start from scratch because the game does require you to know the world and certain details, which you have likely forgotten by now. Otherwise, if you

Haha, digging the shots. I see you created some mayhem :) Hope to see the video clips some day.