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I agree. It’s a tough choice. I stand with Ukraine in this conflict. I just find it interesting that the US, with the largest supply and most advanced military tech in the world, just says “here’s some irradiated ammo, go ham”

Depleted uranium is a war crime. Poisons land and people, causes birth defects, leads to abnormal function in the brain, kidneys, liver, etc, leads to certain cancers. It’s easy to make the call of sending these munitions overseas when it won’t be your own populace suffering the consequences.

Sea of stars came out of nowhere for me. I played the demo about a week ago and I was hooked. Looks like a great throwback to my favorite era of rpgs and I’m very excited.

Glad you’re having fun! I’d say of you’re going to do another round, you might as well just go for NG++ as well and see the “true ending”. I’m about to wrap up the third playthrough and it really does add a lot of good content. More choices in missions, more parts and weapons, more battles. Each playthrough gets quicker also. Still 1 or 2 bosses that I absolutely despise though.

I agree on the parts rollercoaster. At least they’re not too stingy with money so you can actually buy some new stuff when it becomes available instead of having to grind cash.

Armored Core 6. It’s quite different from the earlier games in the series. Some good changes, some bad. I really don’t get into Fromsoft’s games from the past 12 years and was hoping this would be a return to the old AC style, and in some ways it is, but it mixes in so much from their recent successes that it makes parts of the game really unfun for me.

Either way, I’m glad for more Armored Core.

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“everyone wants it, so I guess we shouldn’t do it”