If you game online that’ll also be an extra $400+ over the life span of console. So the real question is can you build a PC for $1100+

How much and what data are you looking to keep?

I think that’s key to the success of future superhero movies. Deadpool is a R-Rated comedy, which gives Deadpool some novelty and keeps his character feeling fresh. Winter Soldier was a spy thriller, there was that X-men horror movie a few years ago (IDK if it’s good, never saw it), the new joker movie is apparently a musical.

These are all different genres just with a superhero filter over them. The problem with the MCU as a whole is that they all feel the same and all the characters feel the same.

People are superhero’ed out

Deadpool 3 just had the 6th largest opening weekend of all time (and it’s R-rated). People will go see good movies period, the MCU just hasn’t been very good lately.

I’m sure he treats them like shit too and any secret service member worth their salt would rather be doing security for Taylor Swift lol

But… that’s the exact opposite of what actually happened. The PSN requirement was so buggy they had to disabled it for the game to work.

This is from the Sony website before May 3rd

This is from May 3rd

It seems to me AH followed Sony’s requirements and later Sony changed their mind and made it mandatory.

Can you link that posting please?

They knew about the PSN requirement for 6 months before launch. This makes Arrowhead at fault here.

How does that make this Arrowhead’s fault? What should they have done?

He doesn’t have the final say because Arrowhead doesn’t own Helldiver’s. The IP is owned by Sony and they can do whatever they want with it. If Sony wants to make Helldiver’s 3 without Arrowhead they can. Sony can change anything they want about Helldiver’s anytime they want. Arrowhead didn’t know about the PSN requirement until six months before launch, that was a late addition.

Yeah I read about that later but, I’m still not clear on a few things. Did Arrowhead literally ignore that part? I assumed that there was a technical issue preventing Arrowhead from adding the PSN requirement from being added that has recently been fixed?

Second, releasing the game in countries that don’t have access to PSN, was that done maliciously by Arrowhead as well? I also assumed the publisher would of handled the Steam listing, if not was Arrowhead attempting some sort of protest of their own trying to force Sony hand. Or is Arrowhead just incompetent lol?

Did they? If the game is owned and published by Sony what part did Arrowhead play. I’m not saying you’re wrong, I genuinely don’t know. Like doesn’t the publisher(Sony) handle all of this?

I didn’t think that’s necessarily true. They were contracted to make the game by Sony and when they started probably had no idea it would even be sold on PC.

Or would I?

Docs and Sheets are Googles alternatives if that’s what your asking. I’m sure there’s others though.

If you live by a Micro Center, their house brand is pretty good.

And will be replaced with an app that does the same thing, just slightly worse lol

These are legit.

It’s crazy that Sony can’t bring PS3 games to current consoles and a bunch of randos can get them running on random PCs lol

But only in regards of nuclear bombs.

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