The problem in my opinion was the series originally launched exclusively on the ps and then set a $70 price tag which I remember being one of the first games to do so. Then in addition decided to split the story into three games to milk it further.
I can understand why it may not have been as well received, especially from those like myself who want a complete experience from the start.
Same. Never touched the settings and nsfw started just appearing one day.
And then you have zero/azure and cold steel which DO have voice acting…
What makes the series a marathon is after every minor event, every character everywhere has new text to read… which can get exhausting if you’re ocd. Plus there are missable quests and items that can trigger fomo.
But still love the world building and there were times that certain reveals elicited audible gasps and I even squealed like a little girl when one of my favorite playable characters from sky returned in the later games.
Knowing the series is officially ending is disappointing but understandable. There just hasn’t been any other rpg that has retained the same cast, setting, and well… world as any other that I can recall. And that’s a shame.
I use vs code for programming a node based application written in Typescript.
The only thing I find insufficient is the source control integration. Editing and debugging are well done in my opinion, at least for my target language.
What do you find lacking that you feel makes it not a worthy ide?
Oh I remembered the horse; it was just clunky and useless.
“Dirtnap Brian” is the chef’s kiss.
The first visit? They probably can’t and it’s just the cost of doing business plus a bit of advertisement and societal good will.
The second visit it would be obvious, though.
Same. My only gripe is that the ui doesn’t scale at all which makes it hard to use on 4K.
Winamp has announced that on 24 September 2024, the application's source code will be open to developers worldwide.
The date is given on the page, which hasn’t lapsed yet.
It always seemed like taxi companies were mafia controlled or something. However, I am not sure the labor abuses by Uber has been any better.
They both suck.
Im with you on this one. Corporations are never your friend no matter how they try to frame it.