#61

yeah it did. PUBG is almost identical to the rules of the BR movie

#62

It has ‘danger zones’, but I didn’t think it explicitly had a shrinking play area, in the same way that they explain it in the Hunger Games.

I dunno, it’s been over 15 years since I watched the film.

#63

Not really into games where you shoot people any more. Feels distasteful.

#64

Also playing through this for the first time. Infuriated by the horse movement and swimming, but otherwise a really pretty and interesting game

#65

Also for my money Fortnight is great (can’t complain as it’s free) and I don’t even pay for playstation online, or whatever it’s called, and can still play it.

PUBG I haven’t played because it’s not on PS4 and I don’t own a PC

#66

just found this 2012 hot take from erik kaine

https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2012/04/10/making-a-hunger-games-video-game-is-a-bad-idea/#306c6809e233

#67

I am that person. wish there was a practice mode so I could properly get to grips with the building without people trying to kill me

#68

there was an American remake of BR in the works at some point, but it got shelved after there were too many IRL school shootings and they realised it would be pretty crass

#69

Two years on, now quite into Fortnite

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#70

*weeks

#71

Let’s drop at tilted towers boys

#72

I play quite a lot of Fortnite.

#73

Is Fortnite a pun?

#74

For t’nite, we play Fortnite. Thats what youre supposed to say

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#75

V plays a lot of Fortnite. Quite disappointed to hear that chug jugs are no longer a thing.

#76

I still like Forters but my duo buddy has gone over to that new CoD battle royale game

#77

Yeah why is it called fortnight

#78

I get that you build stuff, like a fort. But not sure if that’s enough to base a whole pun name on

#79

trying to play this for the first time now
It’s really nerve wracking

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#80

There’s a bit of a learning curve but it’s great fun when you get into it