To add what the other commenter said, it’s unlikely that resolution/graphics are going to be noticeably different between the two unless your eyeballs are pressed right up against the screen.
I personally prefer the Deck because I can tinker more with things but that depends how much Metaphor needs tinkering.
Docked or handheld?
she often blames herself or gets really upset during the times I did say no.
This sounds really manipulative.
My understanding is that WoD is more a state of mind than an actual game.
This sums up a lot of the hand-wringing a lot of British people who consider themselves to be politically enlightened.
“We can’t possibly act rashly, we need to have 17 committees for consideration of a possible future decision.”
Meanwhile, everything is on fire and the people in power (which they will criticise but never condemn) are fucking things up all over the place and leaving everyone else to have a town hall meeting for a potential committee to discuss what pieces should be put back together. Fucking infuriating.
It’s really useful for local groups and events.
“The lying bullshit machine keeps outputting bullshit and lies, engineers stunned”
They’re hosting the content from their phones for other users? What’s the mechanism for that because that sounds really useful.
too horny, gay, and furry-coded to be commercialized.
Had the same feedback about my autobiography, weirdly.
Wasn’t the point of AO3 that nowhere else was willing to host it?
Hope they’re terrified.
If you read as “the pacing is rushed in Brotherhood” as “Brother needs filler episodes”, it’s not really worth having a continuing discussion.
If I’m talking about “episodes” on an anime instance, it’s pretty obvious that I’m not talking about the manga.
Just want to say that this is the first time I’ve ever voiced my opinion on Brotherhood without someone jumping on my neck about it, so thank you.
I’m talking more about (huge spoilers)
Hughes; there’s far less of him in Brotherhood and his discovery of the conspiracy leading to his death all takes place in one episode in Brotherhood where I think it’s something like 3 or 4 in the original. Much more tension to play with that way rather than it being a flash in the pan.
If you’re wanting to be pedantic, it squeezes the first half of the original into 10 episodes; Brotherhood hits Rush Valley at episode 10 whereas they arrive in the original at episode 26 (almost exactly halfway of the original 51 episode run).
I mean, if you can enjoy the pacing of Frieren, you can enjoy the pacing of the original FMA.
I obviously don’t want to spoil anything for anyone who hasn’t seen it but the rush in Brotherhood robs some crucial plot points of any emotional impact and is lesser for it.
Watch Brotherhood, not the original.
Wrong - watch the original up until they get to Rush Valley (around ep26 or so IIRC) and then switch over to Brotherhood. Or just watch all of the original and then Brotherhood.
Brotherhood tries to rush the first half of the original into 3 episodes which ruins the pacing.
I released a game on steam 100% human made and still got a few accusations of using AI in reviews. Who knows how those reviews have hurt sales.
What’s the name of the game?
You may want to strongly reconsider publishing documentation online which contains your full name, address, and phone number.