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tryna finish the BEAUTY AND THE BEAST edit TODAY 🔥
Here’s what i have rn (i added the text and the last clip yesterday, didn’t change anything yet, OBVIOUSLY NOT FINISHED YET).
What do you think of it?
yooo this is so COOL wtf :O
I’m not saying this bc it’s RDR2, but more bc someone actually dared to make a Nemesis System mod
Red Dead Redemption 2 just got a new mod titled "enRAGE" that adds a fully functional nemesis system into the game.
This makes every single NPC have a name, traits, quirks, a trade, a faith, a family and a life story. So people you meet turn up again in the same towns with the same face and the same grudges as it adds a full memory system.
The map is now populated with 8 factions that are constantly at war with each other, having their own hierarchy and captains that you or their enemies can take out. Every single encounter is remembered, including exactly where you wounded them in the case that they survive the fight. This means that RDR2 now has a fully functional faction war that goes on all the time with this mod and factions will remember your actions against them. There is a ton of new dialogue and you can even interrogate NPCs now to get additional information on their friends and allies.
This is an extremely impressive mod and it's now available in early access to download for anyone who has RDR2 on PC.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 just got a new mod titled "enRAGE" that adds a fully functional nemesis system into the game.
This makes every single NPC have a name, traits, quirks, a trade, a faith, a family and a life story. So people you meet turn up again in the same towns with the same face and the same grudges as it adds a full memory system.
The map is now populated with 8 factions that are constantly at war with each other, having their own hierarchy and captains that you or their enemies can take out. Every single encounter is remembered, including exactly where you wounded them in the case that they survive the fight. This means that RDR2 now has a fully functional faction war that goes on all the time with this mod and factions will remember your actions against them. There is a ton of new dialogue and you can even interrogate NPCs now to get additional information on their friends and allies.
This is an extremely impressive mod and it's now available in early access to download for anyone who has RDR2 on PC.
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Everyone needs to experience Ye’s world tour at least once in their life !
The visuals, the effects, the crowd… everything is just insane 🤯
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US Congressman Ritchie Torres has introduced the 'Power to the Players Act', a new set of laws that would make sure gamers actually own the games they buy.
It'd make revoking digital ownership of games illegal and force all games to function even if servers go down.
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GTA 6 is officially eligible for the 2026 Game of the Year award at this year’s The Game Awards, after the show confirmed the cutoff date is November 20.
For more info: bit.ly/4dJDZkJ
ALT GTA 6 Confirmed To Be Eligible For Game of the Year
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Ye really needs his own radio station in GTA 6. Imagine hearing “Heartless” while driving around Vice City. 😭🔥
🤝 Paid partnership
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A U.S. congressman wants to change how we legally “own” video games.
Rep. Ritchie Torres has announced plans to introduce the Power To The Players Act, a bill that would direct the FTC to create rules protecting consumers who buy video games.
The proposal would give players three basic rights:
>The right to own the games they purchase, rather than simply receiving a revocable license
>The right to keep playing games after online servers are shut down, through an offline mode
>The right to transfer or resell games they own
Torres argues that if a company can take a game away simply by shutting down its servers, then the consumer didn’t really buy the game in the first place.
Torres also hopes the legislation could eventually establish a precedent for ownership rights across other parts of the digital economy:
“If you pay for it, you own it.”
The PS5 also isn‘t conomically reasonable
"The Father of PlayStation" Ken Kutaragi has backed Sony's controversial decision to scrap discs on PS5:
"I understand that physical discs have become a metaphor for ‘owning’ games... but I don't think it's economically reasonable." bit.ly/4zB7qhl
