Have you read the Ghost Rider 2099 comics by Len Kaminski? The art is good too, but Kaminski's writing and cyberpunk stylings is inspired and inspiring.
Note: they dropped the 360. It's just Autodesk Fusion now.
I've got a story in the Big Book of Cyberpunk called Keep Portland Wired. Here's the blurb:
In an anarcho-capitalist near-future Portland, the government is extinct, corporations own everything, the poor with no credit score can’t even cross the street safely, and dissident punks race stolen rideable drones in dangerous rooftop competitions. Kal, a member of a local punk collective, finds that she can’t escape her past, no matter how hard she glides over the ruins of Portland’s landmarks.
It's basically translation convention minus the overt indication that it's a translation.
https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TranslationConvention
I'm not able to reproduce the issue. I see a projectile and resulting explosion.
Are you in a new game since 2.01 or is this an older save game that predates the updates?
Feel free to cross post to lemmy.ml/c/crows
Yeah, I've been seeing this behavior as well across multiple image posts.
No, I like action games. I'm just saying there's a point at which increased difficulty doesn't contribute positively to the experience for me. I don't mind a learning curve. I don't mind realizing I've underestimated the difficulty of a particular game mechanic or boss or level. I'll play at normal difficulty or hard, depending on the game. But if the essential game mechanic is just being really hard and unforgiving, it's not a game to me anymore. It's just a frustration engine and a time sink at that point.
I spent my youth playing the same Nintendo and Super Nintendo game levels over and over again, like notoriously difficult Battletoads levels, and the satisfaction of finally getting it after fifty tries just comes in increasingly diminishing returns. I guess I like games that make me think more rather than just react faster or memorize boss behavior formulas.
I didn't care for Alien 3 much as a movie, but it was a great side-scrolling video game. I also really enjoyed the Aliens vs Predator arcade game where you got to play a cyborg marine.
I thought of that, which is why I wrote it as an active verb.
New Disney Galaxy resort on Mars celebrates successful opening after terraforming efforts on the colony planet progress. In other news, workers drilling for turbinium in the pyramid mines report they have found structures of possibly extraterrestrial origin.
I was referring to the 1994 version.