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It's honestly less of a cozy game itself rather it's a game that uses cozy as a setting than it being actually cozy. It's a rogue lite deck builder that uses cozy as a delivery vehicle for all the other gameplay elements. Cozy vibes might be a better description.

No, it ruined a character by changing the direction of Vincent from being a joke character into a serious business one. The game is peak Nomura with no one checking his work or even questioning the direction he's bringing things.

greyjk the one thing Oculus Rift did very very well was release a ton of white papers on the health affects of VR in the early days. There's a lot of research into it and there's a lot of reasons why someone can get sick in VR, is what they're saying.

Moss is a VR game that's specifically made so people wouldn't get sick. But some people still do because it's just the nature of the beast. It's the same kind of vibes to why people can or can't handle head bobbing in FPS games.

I actually don't think Mark's remarks should be paid much attention too, only because Bioware doesn't have many opportunities for ads and there's literal vid docs on DICEs Battlefield series about them taking advantage space/marketing placement for their use of guns and attachments (grated it was for 3, but all it would show is the kind of relationship EA has with those companies).

Also, I feel like EA mentions something about putting Ads in their games like once every other year.