Dishonored: Death of the Outsider is a standalone game in the Dishonored video game franchise. In simple terms, we can also call Dishonored: Death of the Outsider as a standalone DLC for Dishonored 2 from Arkane Studios. The DLC just went live just a few hours ago on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. A lot of PC players are experiencing a nasty issue of "Game Not Launching" - it prevents players from starting Dishonored: Death of the Outsider DLC. The good news is that Arkane Studios has just released a Hotfix to resolve this issue.

Game Not Starting Fix

The hotfix just went live and if you are one of the PC players experiencing Game Not Launching issue, don't worry the developers at Arkane Studios have got you covered. This is what Arkane Studios wrote on Steam: "We have released a HOTFIX that we believe resolves an issue preventing some players from launching the game."

In addition to this, Arkane posted a note for players who tried the temporary workaround for Game Not Launching issue i.e. Change Locale for non-Unicode programs. This is what Arkane Studios wants you to do: "Those who changed the locale for non-Unicode programs in order to workaround the issue should revert this change as it is likely the cause of the "Insufficient storage space" error."

Skip Intro Videos

In another news, it is possible for you guys to Skip the Intro Video in Dishonored: Death of the Outsider. Follow the steps provided below.

• Step 1: Right Click on Dishonored: Death of the Outsider in Steam and select Properties
• Step 2: Select Launch Options
• Step 3: Add +com_showLoadingScreen 0
• Step 4: Select OK option and then close
• Step 5: That's it - go and verify whether it is working for you or not - you can verify by starting the game. If successful, you will be taken to the Loading Page straight away, and few seconds of time will be taken to Load Shaders and other assets before Main Menu appears.

Let us know in the comment section below any other issue that you are facing in Dishonored: Death of the Outsider. We will let you know how to fix it as soon as possible.

A group of Star Citizen players claim they've got a $45,000 refund, as they decided they were fed up with waiting for the game. According to the developer, however, that's not what happened.

Update

Following the story of a Star Citizen guild having received a $45,000 refund, Arstechnicacontacted Cloud Imperium Games to ask the studio for the matter. In response, the company’s spokesman Dave Swofford said that a lot of the information in the Reddit post was fabricated. He claims that the guild’s account was issued a refund of $330, not the $45,000 – the company hasn’t even logged such a request – and that the refund was handled “in a timely fashion" with “no extended debate over whether we should”.

Original story

This is probably the highest refund in gaming history. A Star Citizen player managed to get $45,000 refunded for three Completionist packages ($15,000 each) that he or she had bought together with his or her guild. However, getting that was by no means a piece of cake. The player (they preferred to stay anonymous) took it to Reddit to tell their story and provide some evidence to add substance to the story. They wrote:

It was a nightmare getting the refund, we are a commercial org and pooled the money to buy the completionist packages, and used a corporate card to buy them, so we had major issues with getting refunded to the same card, paypal and then providing ID. Total it took about 5 weeks to get sorted. A lot of time was spent trying to explain the situation to some woman called “Schala” and just getting the same answers copied and pasted backwards and forwards, they definitely try to delay you as much as possible in the hope you'll forget or give up.

This may just be a small bump on the road to another million, but it also shows that players begin to lose faith in Star Citizen. Chris Robert’s game is a real crowdfunding giant, having now gathered almost $160 million from well over 1,8 million players. However, more and more people are getting impatient with the seemingly endless development process and can’t shake the feeling of being led by the nose. The guild that got the big refund decided they couldn’t wait any longer for Star Citizen as so many great games pass them by and even claimed to know of “evidence of Chirs Roberts blatantly lying”. If other backers feel the same way, this may not be the last refund that Cloud Imperium Games has to issue.

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Inspired by title sequences of TV series, mostly the classic "Thundercats" from the 80ies, this video will also serve as the intro of the game.

It was created by the award winning Austin based studio Powerhouse Animation who recently got a lot of praise for their work on the Castlevania Animated TV series by Netflix.

New character: Alumon, a "Devil Hunter" once from a sacred order of monster hunters. Banished from The Order, Alumon is a loner and operates as a bounty hunter, taking contracts and doing odd jobs for money, including exorcisms and assassination if the job calls for it (and sometimes even if it doesn’t).

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Fallout: pretty good, could have been a little cleaner but wasnt bad.

Fallout 2: set a pb with this run. had pretty good rng but im just garbage at this game so i cant capitalize and get a ridiculous time

Fallout 3: was ok after i got the cripple. getting the cripple was slow but not too terrible. had a lot of time to work with.

Fallout new vegas: was servicable. below average for me but not a bad run.

Fallout 4: really solid run, low 43. had a shot at a 42 but made a few silly mistakes.