Video games should be primary made for PCs first, with consoles as an afterthought.
Hahahaha. I played hundreds, if not thousands of hours of FF games when I was younger, and you really cannot be serious with this comment.
In this image, a weird child-like race plays a flute while wearing clothing reminiscent of Jack Sparrow if he was actually in the English navy, a man dressed as a cowboy (but with a dagger instead of a gun of course) and with white heeled boots on plays a harp, an anthropomorphized bunny dressed in literal underwear wields ancient Three Kingdoms style frisbees, and an effeminate antropomorphized... wolf? wears a crop top, half sleeves, eight different rings, wields the same frisbees AND, of course, has a tail.
World of Warcraft is still an amazing game!
Holy shit, not heard that name in ages. I only played 1 and 2, but damn they were so fun. I even made models in some program to then import into the game to drive around...
As for the rest of your post (didn't want to quote the whole thing) I agree with it all too.
Trying to think of an opinion of my own to actually add to the thread, the only thing I can think off is:
Half Life 2 was ahead of it's time and a game changer.
Diablo III for all its faults is the most fun ARPG to actually play. I don't care how many builds PoE or Grim Dawn have if all of them feel like a chore to play.
Sekiro is by far the best and most well designed From Soft game.
Metal Gear games have been great sources of memes but pretty poor actual games all around.
Favoring story instead of gameplay can be good or even great, but very rarely as good as striving to integrate the two.
Bethesda games haven't started being bad with Fallout 76. Their game design has always been quite simplistic and shallow, even Morrowind only breaks that trend if one really wants to invest heavily in magic.
Dragon Age games have been Bioware's best titles, even if 2 is not that good.
Related to the above, Mass Effect Andromeda wasn't great, but also definitely wasn't the shit-tier disaster some people claim it was.
It is all that is left unsaid upon which tragedies are built -Kreia
The internet: where to every action is opposed an unequal overreaction.
I'll suffer for this one but here goes:
Computer games are ... GAMES, not JOBS.
Challenge Mode : Play WoW like my disability has me play:
You will need two people, Brian MUST use the mouse for movement/looking and John MUST use the keyboard for casting, attacking, healing etc.
Briand and John share the same goal, same intentions - but they can't talk to each other, however they can react to each other's in game activities.
Now see how far Brian and John get in WoW.
None of the innovation in WoW since MoP actually made it a better game.
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The first Souls games are trash.
Gameplay and menus like a PS2 game and the game is not hard, just punishing if you dont know every attack pattern and traps.
Resident Evil was more fun when you dont have this boring run away from immortal enemys and do stuff parts.
- Red Dead Redemption 2 is extremely overrated. The story is only really good in the last chapter. Until then it's mediocre. Also the game is 99% meaningless emptiness. The world exploration/interaction so many praise is a facade, a mirage. There's no need to spend time chasing around the map, or to do legendary hunts, because you can easily finish the game with the worst gun, with no upgrades or new weapons. They're just wastes of time. Unlike the side quests of an RPG, they do not develop Arthur at all. The enemy AI is completely dumb and doesn't even flank you. You can just eat tobacco and spam Dead Eye.
- Oblivion was a better RPG, game and TES game than Skyrim. Skyrim is overhyped because it was the first RPG for a lot of people.
- If I hadn't read the Witcher series I would've probably thought Cyberpunk has a better story.
- The fact that Cyberpunk is rated at the same level as Fallout 4 on Steam when its combat and especially story are so much better is a travesty.
- Dragon Age 2 was far better than Inquisition ( especially gameplay wise ) and doesn't deserve being known as the black sheep of the series.
- Making all companions in an RPG bisexual is a safe, boring and soulless choice Devs make out of fear that they'll receive backlash because one character can't be romanced by [insert gender here]
- Mass Effect 2 wasn't that good. The Suicide Mission is awesome but the rest of the game is just a side quest that has almost nothing to do with the overall arc/Reapers. ME3 is so much better it's not even funny, and even if you HATE the ending the other 99% of the game is still way better.
- World of Warcraft dunks on all other MMOs in terms of gameplay, especially instanced PvE and PvP. No comparison.
Shephard didn't see Saren kill Nihilus. He was told Saren killed Nihilus by a guy that was hiding during the attack. Another survivor told Shepherd that a Turian was leading the Geth. All the evidence against Saren during the first talk with the Council is based on hearsay. The voice recording of Saren gloating about the attack is the only actual evidence Shepherd presented. Now, you might question how a voice recording is indisputable evidence of Saren's guilt and that's fine...but it's a small detail.
On Topic: Double Dragon Neon is the best game in the Franchise.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tyuIh12_HU
Shitty English lyrics, characters that look straight out of anime talking in British accents with voices that are far too deep for how girly they look, anime combat straight out of Naruto or DBZ.
Yeah right.
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Why do you think Tamriel is boring?
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The story isn't that great, though. It only gets good in the last chapter. This proves that a mediocre story with a great ending beats a great story with a mediocre ending, because people praise RDR2's story but honestly it's just CHapter 6 that rocks.
The rest is just 'ride to point X, do stuff'. Arthur is a set character whose decisions and replies you can't influence, the combat isn't that good ( all enemies are the same, no bosses ), there's no real point to do anything outside of stories because they don't advance your character in a meaningful way.
On 1080p the antialiasing looks like shit.
The house-building mission and American Venom are great.and most of the epilogue missions suck big hairy floppy donkey balls
Yes, the house building is where it gets good. The only one I didn't despise in either epilogue chapter before the house building was when the other ranch stole the livestock and "Jim Milton" pays a visit to them...the one that has the callback pose to RDR1's box art. But the mission where you have to do chores on the ranch? This is NOT farming simulator, dammit let me shoot something!
I like the slow pace of the story quite a bit, and I consider "no bosses" as a point in favor. I like how the people you go up against are just like you, and there's still some challenge there. You go up against normal people...just a lot of them sometimes. Another point in RDR2 that people hate that I actually like is "ZOMG IT TAKES SOOOO LONG TO GET ANYWHERE"...yeah. It's 1899. That happened a lot back them.
To each their own, but I rather enjoyed the story even before Chapter VI. Sure, there are missions that I hate and wish I could skip...like a lot of Chapter IV, especially the party at the mayor's house - and I played through the optional "Mayor knows you robbed him and wants you to be his muscle" chain just once and won't ever do it again. And yes, they could have made the story better for playing a bad/low honor Arthur.
I can't speak to what it looks like at lower rez, etc. Got lucky as hell with getting a 3080.
But I like the game enough that in an alternate universe when Rockstar would actually consider releasing single player DLC, that would be on my VERY short list of blind preorder buys. That, RDR3 (ESPECIALLY if it centers on Sadie or Charles Smith), and mainline Mario games (say if they did SM Odyssey 2) are the only games I'll preorder.
Doom Eternal is overrated and worse in most qualities over Doom 2016 except the combat.
The classic wow community was never going to be the same as it was when it first came out due to the content being new and people not knowing what they were doing back then. It is in no way, shape, or form Blizzard's fault for how they rolled it out.
BFA's ending wasn't the worst, it's not even in the bottom 3. Remember Deathwing exploding into glitter or "Draenor is free"?
Competitive gaming should be done on console with mouse and keyboard support.. That way we don't have a race to the bottom on graphic setting issue and casuals get to see pros using the same hardware spec as them to dominate.
Added bonus.. there are no aimbots cheaters on console
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I have played oblivion, skyrim and large portions of ESO but at no point have felt any attachment to anything within the IP, cared about anything, story character or world building wise.
Why exactly I don't know, it's not like I don't like fantasy either it's my favorite genre in general. In contrast Warhammer is the opposite, there's virtually nothing I don't like about it, basically everything in it comes in various forms of cool/awesome from lore to visual presentation.