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Rick Lane - Josh Sawyer - Fallout: New Vegas designer slams unrealistic release dates that 'burn out and demoralize the developers' as he shares tips on how to spot when a game needs more time in the oven - pcgamer.com

Fallout: New Vegas designer slams unrealistic release dates that 'burn out and demoralize the developers' as he shares tips on how to spot when a game needs more time in the oven

Game development is a tricky business, and one consequence of this is that games often take longer to make than anticipated. The nature of the creative process means such delays are not always avoidable, but according to writer and designer Josh Sawyer, known for games like Fallout: New Vegas, Pillars of Eternity, and medieval detective sim Pentiment, there are ways to identify when a game is going to get kicked down the calendar, and therefore set better expectations to avoid unnecessary stress, and overwork.

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A Special Starfield Scene Proves How Silly The Game's Biggest Decision Really Is - screenrant.com

A Special Starfield Scene Proves How Silly The Game's Biggest Decision Really Is

gives players a seemingly major choice between supporting one of the game’s two major factions, but unique dialogue reveals the choice isn’t as impactful as it might seem. Not only does the choice turn out to not have serious repurcussions, but the lack of major consequences for it serves to undermine ’s narrative. This can leave some players feeling cheated, like their choices in don’t matter.

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Kaan Serin - Indie devs working with Humble Games were also blindsided by the publisher reportedly laying off all employees: "This will have drastic consequences" - gamesradar.com

Indie devs working with Humble Games were also blindsided by the publisher reportedly laying off all employees: "This will have drastic consequences"

Indie developers working with boutique publisher Humble Games - which helped bring Signalis, Void Bastards, Unpacking, and more absolute gems to store shelves - were apparently just as blindsided by the news of mass layoffs as the rest of us. 

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Should You Kill Petrov In Starfield? - screenrant.com

Should You Kill Petrov In Starfield?

Like many other RPGs, 's many quests often allow for player choices to determine certain outcomes, consequences, and rewards, with most problems having multiple possible solutions depending on the character's build. As a result, it can be hard to know exactly how many ways certain quests can play out without reloading a save several times to test every available option, and certain solutions can require out-of-the-box thinking or have obscure requirements. In particular, the "" quest in 's main storyline presents a choice where it can be difficult to know every possible outcome.

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Hirun Cryer - Final Fantasy 14's new raid armor makes some of the MMO's lewdest pants even lewder, and the community's treating this bug as a feature - gamesradar.com

Final Fantasy 14's new raid armor makes some of the MMO's lewdest pants even lewder, and the community's treating this bug as a feature

Final Fantasy 14's new raid gear has an unfortunate glitch (or fortunate, depending on how you look at it) which sees characters hanging everything out there for the world to see.

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Kaan Serin - New The Witcher 3 mod adds consequences to your sociopathic behavior with a full-blown reputation system - gamesradar.com

New The Witcher 3 mod adds consequences to your sociopathic behavior with a full-blown reputation system

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt came out almost eight years ago, but it's only now slapping players on the wrist for their bad behavior with an all-new mod. 

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Sparing One Of BG3's Worst Villains Reveals Hidden Mechanic For Certain Characters - screenrant.com

Sparing One Of BG3's Worst Villains Reveals Hidden Mechanic For Certain Characters

Some NPCs are so heinous that players can’t help but kill them during every playthrough, but sparing one or a few of them leads to some interesting outcomes. It’s a testament to Larian Studios’ ability to make player choices matter that all of these branching choices are accounted for. It sets apart from RPGs like which stops players from making certain choices. Even if a choice is evil, still fleshes it out and makes the experience rewarding.

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Sims 4 Player Discovers Romance Option By Risking Their Sim's Life - screenrant.com

Sims 4 Player Discovers Romance Option By Risking Their Sim's Life

Romance is one of the most exciting parts of , but when things get too heated, plunging forward can incur some real risks. Although is principally a casual life simulation game, that doesn't mean that managing the lives of Simsis always simple or safe. Complex needs and demands can easily land Sims in hot water, but some of the consequences can go unseen for years by anyone who tends to avoid letting things go too far.

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