There are really only two types of games I complain about.
Games that were marketed in a way that would make think of enjoy it, and then after I buy it, I feel misled and disappointed.
And games I REALLY enjoy, but have found some annoyances that could be changed to make the game even BETTER!
Honorable mention: I wouldn’t start a conversation about a game I never played, but if you ask my thoughts on it, and it looks terrible, I’ll let you know what my reservations are.
When you’re taking out loans you’ve noticed.
How can this ever be sustainable without a huge monthly subscription?
I’ve been enjoying Wasteland 2 on my Xbox, and Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor on my phone.
What a dumb fucking post. I know that guy on the left, and he is married to the girl on the right, and he fucking supports the shit out of everything she does.
Did anyone know that this game still existed?
I dont know that we can assume it was shame that caused to hide. Could very well just be fear of judgement.
I’m not convinced those aren’t the same thing.
If anything, you shined a light on their actions and they were ashamed enough to hide them. I’d say everything turned out as it should have.
I lost interest when I realized that it’s not MULTISTONER.
Are you telling me no one has cleaned up here in over 200 years?
Can’t argue with that. There’s no excuse for leaving all these 200 year old scraps of paper all over the floor.
To be fair though, it’s only been within the past two hundred years that we’ve seen progress like this. Before that, there really were generations between significant advances.
Hey now. Let’s not fight. The existence of drinking games proves we can all coexist!
Oh, I’m SOOOOO sorry that our fun is interrupting your alcoholism. Feel free to down another bottle of wine alone in the corner while muttering about how you’re so much more sophisticated than the rest of us.
It took me some getting used to. I’m a pro at the Fallout/Skyrim system, but this took some getting used to.
Besides that though, I’ve noticed that, like combat, it gets easier as you level it up. A low level trying to pick anything other than very easy is going to be REALLY shaky. But at higher levels, I have a lot more control even on hard locks.
Kingdom come: Deliverance.
I’m pretty far into my first playthrough. I had barely even heard of this game, but once I got past the initial frustration of realizing that I’m just a blacksmith’s son, I’m having a blast!
I wasn’t sure how a lack of fantasy (monsters/magic) would turn out, but I don’t miss it at all.
Yeah. That’s what I expected.
I know we don’t like AI, but, I think this is a fine use of it.
It does justice to the source material, and just just saves the time and energy that go into fine tuning it enough to satisfy the viewer.
Mark Twain actually COULD have said it.
Nintendo existed during his lifetime.
I haven’t seen it, but when it came out, I remember the premise sounded interesting, but I figured it was a coin flip whether it would be good or terrible.
I’m going to have to come back and see what others say. If it’s not terrible, I’ll check it out.
Your play style sounds exactly like mine!
I avoid it completely.
Although I have had some great experiences with groups of randos, I like to play at my own pace. I like to explore and play the market house, and when I’m in a group, I feel like I have to keep with the pace. I always just skipped the instances in WoW, because I couldn’t find a group and when I joined one, I didn’t know what I was doing because I’d never seen it before.