Grab It crunches the numbers to find out just how much of an impact remasters are actually having on the next-gen release schedule.
Cities: Skylines 2's First DLC, Beach Properties, launched on Monday, March 25, and many players are not happy with what it offers.
After the rocket weapons in the game were buffed, Helldivers 2 players say the Railgun is a useless weapon now.
I'm gonna have to say this: SKILL ISSUE.
Turn on unsafe mode ya nerds.
It works exactly the same before the nerf on unsafe mode. Its actually properly balanced by the devs to be high risk high reward now. It's great powerful and versatile weapon. Your just gonna have to put in some effort and get good with it.
Railgun is still powerfull if you know how to use it. And I agree with arc thrower, a very powerfull crowd control weapon and can kill charger with just 7 fully charged hits..
It still works, but other weapons are now better. Would be interesting to see stats on how many are playing with it now. From my experience no one is using it any more.
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I'm perfectly fine with remasters - it's helping me clear out my pile of shame, and I get to do so with better visuals and faster frame rates.
Every generation has its fair share of remakes. It what allows gamers to experience titles they missed out on before or to allow peopl to replay their favorite classics on new hardware
Well the first two commenters kind of beat me to it. Was going to say that remakes, sequels and remasters don't stop new IPs, they just add to the opportunities for gamers to game.
If anything it broadens the horizons of current gen consoles, providing a gateway to the past and an entry point to the future all at the same time.
I say bring it on.
I wonder if the remakes will continue after backwards compatibility comes into play.
I'm fine with remasters if they're games from PS2, XBox, GameCube and older. Not last generation