Capsule Silence XXIV?

I want to mark additional content I plan to do, after completing the game, by putting it in the replay tab. I don't see a better tab for it, and my custom tabs are all in use.

Through The Fragmentation

Got a spare Blood Omen GOG key. PM me if interested.

I'm literally begging at this point please don’t put 'Emulated' under the 'Platform' section. Instead, add it as a checkbox under 'Optional Tags' or move it from 'Platform' to 'Storefront'. This has been my biggest request from HLTB for years because the 'Emulated' label is genuinely confusing. I want to differentiate between games I've completed on a real PS1 and those I've finished via emulation. But when I check the stats, I can’t see how much time I’ve spent on actual PS1 games. So please, at the very least, add it to the 'Optional Tags' section I’m begging you.

Originally Posted by: tiamat911

Will these people just be "IGN employees" or can we expect to see them around participating in the HLTB life, interacting on the forum and/or Discord?

Hopefully we'll see them around. It would be up to each individual and their interest in the site.

Originally Posted by: lowdefal

I don't think anyone will mind too much if I say that the site has been refreshingly clear of corporate messing with since ZD acquired the site. I can understand letting other people tinker with the technical workings of the site. Although by "admin work" do you mean in a technical capacity or does this involve changes to the processing of submissions too?

The real question is the point I find rather vague.

I'm still here and will always advocate for the site as best as I can.

I think I would speak for many people when I ask if this means any changes to the current status quo with you as "point man" or if this means a wider change in the operation of the site that is more advisory on your part. Personally this is the part that would concern me more.

I wanted to make the point, that I'm not leaving. I'm still the "point man" as you asked but I can't promise I always will be. Turnover of leadership has changed the way we work.

Game submissions, edits and adds will eventually go to the same team that manages data for IGN.com.

New features, bug fixes, etc. are available to worked by the general engineering team that also works on Humble Bundle, Gamer Network (EuroGamer, RockPaperShotgun, etc.) & IGN, including me.

Basically, we've moved to a mode of working where we aren't siloed to a single project but work across the plethora of sites within our skillset. Recently, I've been doing a lot of backend work on Gamer Network sites and set up new sites like https://geek.com and https://live.ign.com.

Game submissions, edits and adds will eventually go to the same team that manages data for IGN.com.

HUMANITY?

Carrion, my wayward sooon 🎵

Such a great little game

Your idea of playing too many 10/10 games and not being able to reach that high again is how I dictate what order I play my games in. I don't understand why people will get into something by immediately jumping to the best version of that thing and then being disappointed that nothing else compares. Like buying your first VR headset and starting with Half-Life Alyx. Of course other VR games will pale in comparison! That's why I generally play my games from lowest rated to highest so the bar is slowly moving up. It may sound counterintuitive, but I feel like sometimes it's important to space the great games apart with some mediocre ones to truly appreciate them.

Moon Runner?

Moon Runner?

Hmm... it doesn't look like the classic of the genre, man standing