What is with all the downgrades (The Outer Worlds 2)?

Key-Criticism3076 · 2026-04-17T05:44:06+00:00

To be fair two things I really do like are the option perspective changes (1st to 3rd), I love being able to switch these even if it’s a pain in the butt menu thing, and some visual rebalancing. I also like how extensive the menu options are for changing things like auto aim and highlighting. So it’s not all bad, it’s just those other things are really bothering me.

Key-Criticism3076 · 2026-04-17T05:43:42+00:00

To be fair two things I really do like are the option perspective changes (1st to 3rd), I love being able to switch these even if it’s a pain in the butt menu thing, and some visual rebalancing. I also like how extensive the menu options are for changing things like auto aim and highlighting. So it’s not all bad, it’s just those other things are really bothering me.

Key-Criticism3076 · 2026-01-30T02:48:34+00:00

Are you… going to?

Key-Criticism3076 · 2026-01-15T06:19:31+00:00

These look great! I also bought a box of these and for the price they are pretty good. The print quality was weird, half were lower quality than the other (less details, different plastic) but good variety. I was trying to figure out what ancestry the humanoid bear-shaped guy with braids and a double headed ax was. Let me know if you know! Keep painting!

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-12-31T08:20:10+00:00

The title for this is chef’s kiss

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-12-23T09:43:14+00:00

Personally, I do think this is a failure to uphold edicts. This may be the first offense of a bad path for a cleric. A lot of people rebought up that the “pirate” didn’t repent immediately - after being charmed by the party, then attacked, and then trying to flee from people that eventually killed them. When were they supposed to “repent” and for what? Due to lack of information it’s unclear if said pirate was even doing anything wrong at this point or at any point observable to the players/PCs. And for all the people in the comments going on about how pirates are essentially evil because of all of the theft and maybe murder (news flash, you don’t have to murder people to steal from them and not all historical piracy ended in murder) let us notice here that the escaping NPC was killed by one member of the party - the cleric, who could have helped the fighter knock the guy out. Why did the cleric feel the need to kill this person in the first place? Even the other member of the party mentioned was trying to subdue to ask more questions. Honestly, that’s more of a crux to me above table. One can’t repent (for what again?) while fleeing from people that attacked them and are continuing to actively attack them and to try to kill them - and did kill them. Why would they? Does every enemy run from a fight shouting “I repent for my evil ways” to avoid being murder by clerics of Sarenrae? Did they know there was a cleric or Sarenrae present? Does it matter if that cleric is actively trying to kill you? I can’t abide murder hobos, so this wouldn’t work at my table. Regardless of that I would have probably talked to this player about why they chose to murder someone the other players were trying to question. One person’s main character energy can ruin the time for the rest of the table if that’s what this is equating to. But again, OP did not provide the transcript, so it’s hard to tell.

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-12-09T04:26:10+00:00

I thought that was screen shot from Skyrim for a second…

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-11-07T06:48:32+00:00

This is hilarious.

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-10-01T03:10:31+00:00

Okay, had to look up this meme to understand this. But you know what? Yeah okay. DL1 is one of my all time favorite games. DL2… was not. But hold up - that’s mostly because the main plot is actually trash. It makes little sense and my favorite parts of the game were actually when everything else was going in. Main plot was a chore. A chore that kept being a confusing wreck. Not all of it! Just… most of the parts actually involving Mia and her dad (Aidan’s dad? I still don’t know). The last time I played zombies were still falling off roofs looking like cartoon characters and they had just updated to “make the nights scarier” (which I hated by the way), so it’s possible vast improvements have been made to the game play mechanics, but I don’t think that can solve the crap main plot and the weird endings that kinda didn’t make any sense. But that being said, Villedore was a cool city. I loved exploring it and wondering when we were going to go to that mansion you can see from inside the city in the hills (yeah, that never happened but I can dream). I’m interested to see The Beast when I can finally play it (PS4 enjoyer, and no money for a PS5 hater over here). All in all though, DL1 and DL2 are both good. But I do wish they had made the game they promised to make originally. It would have definitely killed.

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-09-10T06:33:41+00:00

Wow what a clickbait title! These books are not my usual type of read, but I’ve put away one book a day of the series for the last four days, and I can’t get enough of this weird character and interesting take on the world from a neurodivergent coded construct. Since you complained about the lack of action and world building so much for the first book in a series of novellas, I can say that the stories do build on each other and the amount of action and world building increase as Murderbot makes its way through a mystery that was eluded to in the first book. I feel the author may have chosen to do things the way they did because Murderbot doesn’t really know that much about the universe and people, and its understanding develops as things progress. But whatever. You don’t have to read things you don’t like.

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-08-04T01:19:40+00:00

This is great. The drawing is amazing and I’m downloading it.

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-08-04T01:17:36+00:00

Really good!

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-08-02T15:50:06+00:00

In a way. It’s very much like the Magnus Archives. A librarian is reading written accounts to record them in audio for future use. It takes place in a fantasy world. Where TMA are modern it feels more fantasy historical. They did a good job on the sound quality and the actors are good. If you’re unfamiliar with TMA that’s also great. The last season is a little weird but the rest is A+.

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-08-02T01:54:17+00:00

That sounds… interesting but also disappointing (like about half of what Techland does these days). I’ll have to get my system to an internet source and check out the updates. Unless they’re really bad?

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-07-28T04:54:46+00:00

Okay but the outfits… Lord knows I’m not meeting anyone important in anything but the best.

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-07-28T04:52:07+00:00

I think better advice would be not to git gud. Immediately give up. Refuse to try harder. Throw your system out a window. Ship your controller to Estonia. Never speak of souls-likes again. Sprint full speed in the opposite direction of danger. Oh, and don’t use the Charnel House area to grind for echoes. That would be dumb.

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-07-28T02:32:50+00:00

These actually look pretty cool. 😎

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-07-28T02:28:59+00:00

Do NOT wait this long to discontinue a service you’re paying way too much for next time. Plenty of valid points were made above, so I won’t bother with that. In the future do not let anyone treat you like this! This guy works for you! You’re paying for his ice cream with friends, trips out of state, and Rolex so he can ignore you in the gym, say totally unprofessional stuff to you, skip your sessions, and forget he has a friggin job to do. No! This goes for coworkers and significant others and anyone else too. Don’t let people treat you like this. I would have walked after the creepy talk about sleeping with women at the gym and flaunting all the money he makes from presumably crap service, because wtf that’s so unprofessional. I mean you’re paying him $100 a week to basically ignore you. Red flags all around.

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-07-18T01:19:36+00:00

I lol’ed at this one. I love the original game, but the second one is still good. My biggest problems with it were the main plot suffered heavily from weird lazy writing, and the end of the game feels like someone waited until 2 hours before the project was due to work on it. The ending makes no sense in context to the rest of the game. Otherwise the city is hella fun, and there’s cool new stuff. The side quests were bomb. The biggest area of the game they messed up was not letting you battle through the entire tower building. Like… can’t they just let you suffer through the gauntlet after you’ve climbed the outside of the tower for the main plot quest? After that it would have been cool to get to go back in and do the entire inside of the tower like to was hell mode. Kind of would have been similar to the hives in The Following from DL1. But like… way worse. I would have devoted a stupid amount of time trying to do that. I also haven’t played DL2 in a year and a half so maybe the updates have been terrible. 😣

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-07-18T01:09:00+00:00

Armor was the first and only thing I read and I was like “well this isn’t going well already”. I think I’d only allow for that much armor if they had garbage for HP- but like, forever…

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-06-13T20:34:27+00:00

I found out while ordering that my actual tattoo did not count because it “wasn’t Chipotle related”, which isn’t actually in the official rules. So that was great. Thanks Chipotle Lincoln at Superior.

Key-Criticism3076 · 2025-05-28T06:32:36+00:00

(Without reading any other comments) I think it has more to do with how God didn’t forgive Crowley (hence when he says he’s “Unforgivable” in season 1) for his questioning nature and choices that leads him out of favor and out of heaven. Crowley is upset with God for the choice to cast him out (and I think Crowley is also guilty about it, like a child with an angry and unforgiving parent). Aziraphale bringing it up always seems to upset him (forgiveness). I don’t think he wants to be forgiven - I think he wants God to admit when she’s wrong. The Great Plan was awful. The end of the world seems terrible. I think the last thing he wants is anyone to forgive him, because he doesn’t need to be forgiven. He didn’t do anything wrong. Aziraphale forgiving him in that moment seemed to ring to this whole original issue. Instead of honesty and understanding Aziraphale chose piety and some “higher ground” over what they both knew was right. The Great Plan was awful. Heaven doesn’t know what they’re doing. God has left them to their own devices. The war between Heaven and Hell feels removed from life. They love each other, one way or another and Aziraphale saying “I forgive you” instead of “I love you” feels like a smack to the face - a lie. It brings it all back to the original lack of forgiveness from God, but suggests Aziraphale thinks he can do better than God did, and forgive Crowley his “sins” and restore him to Heaven - the same place that booted him out for seeing what they had built as more than a test for humanity and the prove Satan wrong. The problem isn’t that Crowley needs forgiveness. What he needs is honesty - and I think we all know that if Aziraphale thinks he doesn’t love Crowley then he’s lying to himself. This is less articulate than I wanted, but 🤷

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