Well, Duckov peaked at 146k players today .

While game may looks meme, its mechanically sound and thought out. Hell, quest descriptions are good enough(yet to find any problems myself) to finish them without looking them up.

It runs well through Proton, no anti-cheat and game itself is cheap enough.

when you die you just go get your loot

Unless you set difficulty to Extreme or in custom

But yeah, competitor in name but it copies quite a lot of Tarky elements and it adds some comedic elements.

Ah, okay, I see it on my end too. Maybe I just missed it. Thanks.

I see you do have the option to buy the exact amount of vbucks you need , right?

Your SS from ingame? Because did mine from the web shop and just redirects me straight to the vbucks page to buy.

Nah, you need to buy vbucks. I checked.

As you can see I am missing 50 vbucks to get it and only got an option to buy vbucks and no direct option to purchase.

IIRC, the battle pass has some vbucks for free. Otherwise, Fortnite founders could earn vbucks in Save The World.

Now, I wonder what math they use to show the equivalent price given that you get more vbucks per euro with the more expensive packages. By the looks of it, they use the lowest package for the calculations.

EDIT: Still, the fact that you cant just buy it directly with currency sucks.

If you want bigger ships than fighters:

Rebel Galaxy(its completely different compared to RG Outlaw) - big ships, can hire a single mercenary, combat for you happens in 2D and its more of naval style with broadsides and automated turrets.

Between the Stars - you have a spaceship with a crew and can also hire 2 more ships to help you out(once you gear them), game got plenty of quests with some puzzles to boat, “ground combat” which is using dice(or can be disabled completely) and space combat takes a bit to get used to.

My bet is on Stephen Miller.

My somewhat conservative brother told me the other day that if we tax billionaires, they will be forced to lay off employees.

My dad is the same “If we do X that benefits us something bad will happen” and then… the bad thing happens anyways… either it be increasing prices or laying employees off