I will admit that Outward is something of an acquired taste. It's not a looker for sure, and starts a bit harsh, difficulty-wise. However it has surprising depth and a true sense of discovery. It is very rewarding once you really get into it.
Plus it really shines in co-op play. It is the closest thing I know of, that can be compared to "Skyrim, but co-op".
I stand by my recommendation as it is very much a "B game" and pretty unique.
Here are a few picks off the top of my head:
tl;dr: Watch what you put online and who you friend, especially on Steam. Once it’s on the internet, it’s there forever.
That right here is very much what it boils down to. Whether it's SteamHistory or The Internet Archive or whatever public or private data store... Any information you publish is out of your control as soon as you do.
The SMG is pretty good with bugs too, as well as the booster.
Yup, feels like a big nerf.
It used to oneshot nursing spewers with a body shot for example, now takes two. It also used to oneshot brood commanders with a head shot, albeit inconsistently. And it was decent at clearing clumps of small ennemies. Oh well, such is the way of things with balance patches.
Le jeu a seulement été retiré de la vente pour les pays qui n'ont pas accès aux comptes PSN. Ils sont nombreux, mais représentent probablement un faible pourcentage des joueurs. Il est intéressant de voir que Valve n'a pas activé le système de protection anti-review bombing pour cet évènement, peut-être parce qu'ils ont jugé que ce n'était pas "hors sujet".
Finally ! I hope we can go back to ~~bitching~~ talking constructively about balance patches now.
Vocal minority is the assumption when this sort of collective outrage manifests. This time though, thanks to Steam player count we will actually get some hard numbers and see if that has an effect or not.
Story-wise EDF 6 is a sequel to 5, which was a reboot. The in-game ridiculous storytelling through radio communications is part of its charm, I find.
We have hundred of individual repos and use git flow: short lived feature branches but also long lived develop, master and support branches (for LTS releases).