Gremio108

Gremio108

Kick, punch, it's all in the mind

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Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 588

Gremio108

My girlfriend left the Switch at mine so it's Breath of the Wild and Mario Kart time. I've never played BotW before and it's a great game. Playstation controls are just so ingrained in my mind that I can't get used to anything else. So I keep pressing the wrong buttons.

Meanwhile I'm carrying on with Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order where I know how to hit people.

Re: Sony Buffed PS5's Wishlist, But It's Been Broken for Weeks Now

Gremio108

As others have said, I find the wishlist good for keeping an eye on games that I want to play but I'm not in a rush to get to. The notifications for when they go on sale are handy.

But I'm not into developers telling us to "wishlist" games like it's a verb all of a sudden. Can't get behind that.

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 587

Gremio108

@Tdx I read it!

Don't sleep on Nioh 2, I enjoyed the first game but the second one was another level for me. Some people are the other way round so it'd be interesting to see how it lands for you.

I'm still not quite sure what I thought of the Nioh 3 demo but I'm looking forward to it nonetheless.

Re: Poll: How Do You Feel About The Last of Us Part 2, 5 Years Later?

Gremio108

I've not played it, I put it on the back burner after seeing spoilers and didn't get around to it. I've only seen the show.

I get what they were going for and I like that they had the balls to do it. But my big problem with the show is that when you have a core duo that relies on each other so much for character development and you kill one of them off, you also kill off half of the other character and they don't have the same growth any more.

The show has made me interested to play the game and see if I've got the same issues with it.

Re: Sony's New PS5, PSVR2 Game May Be the Most Important It Releases This Year

Gremio108

@Blaze215 Yeah I'm certain from what I've read. Like I say, I'm not just talking about since 1901. There's a whole host of verified and accredited scientific papers here:

https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/95JD03410

Some of them are heavy going, I'm not going to lie, and I don't pretend to be an expert. But I've worked in and around this stuff from time to time, as part of the work my company does. There's an orgy of evidence here and it's the most depressing orgy I've ever seen

EDIT: I should say, open the 'references' tab in that link. Those are what I'm referring to, alongside the primary study

Re: Sony's New PS5, PSVR2 Game May Be the Most Important It Releases This Year

Gremio108

@Blaze215 Right, but the Little Ice Age (which is a misnomer because there wasn't any new ice knocking about) wasn't caused by man, and it was only relatively localised, affecting just the northern hemisphere. And it only lasted for the blink of an eye in comparison to the proper, genuine ice ages the earth has seen.

What the boffins are saying is that the change in temperature we've seen in the last 200 years or so is comparable with actual global changes occuring over massive spans of time, like tens of thousands of years. And there's more co2 in the atmosphere that at any point in the last million years. That's some bad s***

Re: Sony's New PS5, PSVR2 Game May Be the Most Important It Releases This Year

Gremio108

@thefourfoldroot1 I get what you're saying. I'm not saying it's the end of the earth as a functioning planet.

I just think whenever I see someone say "the planet has always gone through cycles of heating up and cooling down", I think there's a responsibility to point out that it's happening quicker and that's why so many people talk about climate change. A lot of younger people probably visit this site, and the more impressionable among them might be fooled by that comment into thinking it's business as usual for the planet.

Re: Sony's New PS5, PSVR2 Game May Be the Most Important It Releases This Year

Gremio108

@thefourfoldroot1 Geology is the study of the planet Earth, so I'd argue it's a geological issue. Those other factors do come into it though, certainly. Although that's probably diverting the conversation down a different route.

The planet is going through its warming/cooling cycle quicker than usual and it's always worth pointing that out, because there's always people saying "oh well the planet always changes". Well yeah, but not this quick. Hence all the research, hand wringing etc.