To Be fair with Take 2 Interactive, Grand Theft Auto was never meant to be released on PC, If you remembered Correctly Lawrence GTA5 Was released *Only* on consoles on November of 2013, Rockstar at the time had no plans and no intention to release on PC. The PC Community took up arms and would you know it it was released for the PC on February the following year. Rockstar now spends a majority of their work trying to make GTA5 un-exploitable and cracking down on the cheater pool within the community, rather than making new exciting content that we really want; grinding All DLC content and Updates To a slow crawl. it was the Modding community that had made Grand theft Auto great, and it was also the same community that had ruined it. #RIPGTA
Painting the entire thing black or white is the priming step of most of these projects. It adds a neutral base to start with and allows for future paint to stick and blend well on the surface.
I'm not gonna discredit the issue of mods here but everytime the internet tries to hate on GTA, it comes out with a news article saying it hit a new record in sales. GTA is not just gonna do fine, it's probably gonna sell more. And actually, since the rush of negative reviews have hit GTA, it literally did sell more.
Adrian Blom or i can go into online without someone deciding to nuke everyone and take away their guns while they're invincible? it'll take a while before that can really happen but it's a start, Open IV was an unfortunate fringe bystander
Doubt that. People are stupid enough to keep buying the cards. Also the player base is a good 30k higher on pc now than it was a few days ago. This is free advertising for the game.
btw painting something black is like priming it, a base for the product. Most paintings are painted with one solid color first to make other colors pop
Speaking of change.org petitions that 'worked', there was a petition for disappointment of Mass Effect 3 - because it was a pick your own ending-ending or that there was no option to refuse to pick an ending entirely. EA did patch with the ending but I doubt it was due to the change.org petitions; probably more due to the hordes of angry user reviews.
It should be noted that Open IV crashes the game when online is launched while it is installed. Open IV does not and can not allow malicious online mods.
Normally an overpowering laugh like Freddie has isn't good for podcasts But I love the laid back, comfortable vibe everyone has on this, everybody is just hanging out, having a good time
Everyone's talking about Adam's beard but I think someone needs to speak up for Freddies body double. That guy was genuinely entertaining. I hope he gets the chance to make it on his own some day. He deserves it!
It seems that despite the fact that mods elongate the lifespan of a game, the gaming industry has very loud voices speaking out condemning the practice. With Bethesda essentially forming a regulated market for it with the Creation Club, it seems we may have taken free mods in the wild-west of PC Gaming a few years ago for granted. I'm not against Creation Club because they're not monetizing previously existing mods, I just don't understand the vitriol against altering a single player experience to cater to my specific desires (for example, I recently purchased S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Call of Pripyat because certain recommended mods made it a hardcore version of Fallout).
I've recently started selling armor at Ren Faires in southern California and Nevada and you're right about the outfits being a hodgepodge of totally different eras. It all really depends on which events you go too (some being more strict on attire) but it really all depends.
